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Side xxi
In their more tangible form , as embodied in the Arminian Nunnery , these
slanders were silenced by Lenton , whose letter the libeller had taken as his
groundwork . Gough ' s imputation of “ useless enthusiasm ” called i See Prynne '
s ...
In their more tangible form , as embodied in the Arminian Nunnery , these
slanders were silenced by Lenton , whose letter the libeller had taken as his
groundwork . Gough ' s imputation of “ useless enthusiasm ” called i See Prynne '
s ...
Side xxiii
To enable the reader to judge for himself , it will be necessary to introduce Mr .
Carlyle ' s account by the authority to which it appeals ( the same , by the way ,
which was caricatured in the Arminian Nunnery ) and that by an explanatory letter
' ...
To enable the reader to judge for himself , it will be necessary to introduce Mr .
Carlyle ' s account by the authority to which it appeals ( the same , by the way ,
which was caricatured in the Arminian Nunnery ) and that by an explanatory letter
' ...
Side xxiv
The ground whereof ( you doubt , but I doubt not ) was the letter I writ to sir
Thomas Hetley many years since , upon his request that in my passage from him
to my lord Montague ' s , being by your house , I would see and certify what I
could in ...
The ground whereof ( you doubt , but I doubt not ) was the letter I writ to sir
Thomas Hetley many years since , upon his request that in my passage from him
to my lord Montague ' s , being by your house , I would see and certify what I
could in ...
Side xxv
But so to add to , subtract , pervert , and falsify my letter ; - — I think the author ( if
haply he may be found out ) deserves to be censured as a counterfeiter of false
letters and tokens , and as a contriver and publisher of false news , according to ...
But so to add to , subtract , pervert , and falsify my letter ; - — I think the author ( if
haply he may be found out ) deserves to be censured as a counterfeiter of false
letters and tokens , and as a contriver and publisher of false news , according to ...
Side xxvi
The copy of my letter to sir Thomas Hetley , kt . and serjeant at law , upon his
request to certify as I found . “ Good Mr . Serjeant ? . I can give you but a short
account of my not two hours stay at the reputed ( at least reported ) nunnery at
Gidding ...
The copy of my letter to sir Thomas Hetley , kt . and serjeant at law , upon his
request to certify as I found . “ Good Mr . Serjeant ? . I can give you but a short
account of my not two hours stay at the reputed ( at least reported ) nunnery at
Gidding ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Nicholas Ferrar Cambridge in the 17. Century. P.I |
| Forfatter | John Ferrar |
| Utgiver | University Press, 1855 |
| Original fra | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisert | 1. jul 2010 |
| Lengde | 398 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |