The British Plutarch, Or Biographical Entertainer: Being a Select Collection of the Lives ... of the Most Eminent Men ... of Great Britain and Ireland ; from the Reign of Henry VIII. to George II. Both Inclusive ...E. Dilly, 1762 |
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... answer to the charge of herefy . At length his majefty refigned fo far to their follicitations , as to confent , that , if the archbishop could fairly be proved guilty of any one crime against either church or ftate , he should be fent ...
... answer to the charge of herefy . At length his majefty refigned fo far to their follicitations , as to confent , that , if the archbishop could fairly be proved guilty of any one crime against either church or ftate , he should be fent ...
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... answered , No. The archbishop expoftulated with him , why he fhould then make fo free with his character . The priest excufed himself by being in drink ; but this , Cranmer told him , was a double fault ; and then let him know that , if ...
... answered , No. The archbishop expoftulated with him , why he fhould then make fo free with his character . The priest excufed himself by being in drink ; but this , Cranmer told him , was a double fault ; and then let him know that , if ...
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... answers to fome queftions relating to the government of the church , firft published by Dr. Stillingfleet , in his mischievous Irenicum , but from the commiffion which he took from Edward VI . whom he petitioned for a revival of his ...
... answers to fome queftions relating to the government of the church , firft published by Dr. Stillingfleet , in his mischievous Irenicum , but from the commiffion which he took from Edward VI . whom he petitioned for a revival of his ...
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... answer to the charge laid against him ; pretending that the caufe of his prefent trouble was , his afferting in his fermon , the real prefence of Chrift's body and blood in the facrament of the altar , Then he began in a moft audacious ...
... answer to the charge laid against him ; pretending that the caufe of his prefent trouble was , his afferting in his fermon , the real prefence of Chrift's body and blood in the facrament of the altar , Then he began in a moft audacious ...
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... answer fo irritated them , that they fent him to the Tower ,, there to be confined , till the queen's pleasure concerning him was known . Some of his friends who forefaw this ftorm , had advised him to confult his fafety by retiring ...
... answer fo irritated them , that they fent him to the Tower ,, there to be confined , till the queen's pleasure concerning him was known . Some of his friends who forefaw this ftorm , had advised him to confult his fafety by retiring ...
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الصفحة 91 - he raifes up a hero for every one of his adventures, and endows each of them with fome particular moral virtue, which renders them all equal, without fubordination, or preference : every one is valiant in his own legend; only we muft do him the juftice to obferve, that magnanimity, which is the
الصفحة 91 - remaining legends, it had certainly been more of a piece ; but could not have been perfeft, becaufe the model was not true. But prince Arthur, or his chief patron, Sir Philip Sidney, dying before him, deprived the poet both of means and
الصفحة 91 - thick upon us, that we are at once pleafed and diftra&ed with the inexhauftible variety of them ; fo that his faults may, in a manner, be imputed to his excellencies. His abundance betrays him into excefs; and his judgment is overborn by the torrent of his imagination. That which feems the
الصفحة 91 - and Milton in heroic poetry, who neither of them wanted either genius or learning to have been perfeft poets, and yet both of them are liable to many cenfures ; for there is no uniformity in the defign of
الصفحة 51 - not called him ; meaning, that he would .do nothing without a lawful vocation. Hereupon they deliberating the matter in a confultation with Sir David Lindfay, of the Mount, lyon king at arms, a perfon of great probity and learning, it was concluded to give Mr.
الصفحة 91 - of prince Arthur, mines throughout the whole poem, and fuccours the reft when they are in diftrefs. The original of every knight was then living in the court of queen Elizabeth,
الصفحة 90 - of an epie poem. His execution was excellent, and his flights of fancy very noble and high. But his defign was poor ; and his moral lay fo bare,. that it loft the
الصفحة 8 - fpy, got a copy of the original letter, which was ftolen out of the pope's cabinet by a gentleman of the bedchamber, who took the key out of the pope's pocket while he flept. After this, by his dextrous management, he caufed the Spaniards bills to be
الصفحة 89 - nought, but many ragged clouts, With thorns together pinn'd and patched was The which his naked fides he wrapt abouts; And him befide, there lay upon the grafs A dreary corfe, whofe life away did
الصفحة 91 - by the torrent of his imagination. That which feems the moft liable to exception, in this work, is the model of it, and the choice the author has made of fo romantic a ftory. The feveral books rather