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Side vi
... With all provisions that belong thereto : That their experience may not come
behind The time ' s conceit : but , leading in their place , May make men see the
weapons of the mind Are states ' best strengths , and kingdoms ' chiefest grace .
... With all provisions that belong thereto : That their experience may not come
behind The time ' s conceit : but , leading in their place , May make men see the
weapons of the mind Are states ' best strengths , and kingdoms ' chiefest grace .
Side xiv
In no other form are original records less repulsive to that Of registers , grace
books , & c . of the University or colleges from the earliest times . Accounts of
foundations , gifts , bequests , & c . ; of college portraits , plate , & c . , and of the
donors .
In no other form are original records less repulsive to that Of registers , grace
books , & c . of the University or colleges from the earliest times . Accounts of
foundations , gifts , bequests , & c . ; of college portraits , plate , & c . , and of the
donors .
Side xxxvi
... nieces ( hoping the good scholars at Westminster are well ) . And so I leave
you to the grace of God ; and am the same , your loving friend , EDWARD
LENTON . ” “ Crossing Huntingdonshire , on this occasion , in his xxxvi TO THE
READER .
... nieces ( hoping the good scholars at Westminster are well ) . And so I leave
you to the grace of God ; and am the same , your loving friend , EDWARD
LENTON . ” “ Crossing Huntingdonshire , on this occasion , in his xxxvi TO THE
READER .
Side 8
After the commendable performances of his acts in Scholis Publicis , it pleased
the university to grace him with the degree of bachelor of arts . And his worth was
so well known in the college , that he was selected to make the oration upon the ...
After the commendable performances of his acts in Scholis Publicis , it pleased
the university to grace him with the degree of bachelor of arts . And his worth was
so well known in the college , that he was selected to make the oration upon the ...
Side 32
Grace said ' , the children orderly and with silence stand to the table , for sit they
did not . This done , some were left to see all dispatched in good order ( their
moneys , that they had earned , given before , at that time when each had said
their ...
Grace said ' , the children orderly and with silence stand to the table , for sit they
did not . This done , some were left to see all dispatched in good order ( their
moneys , that they had earned , given before , at that time when each had said
their ...
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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 |