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Page 29
The Court and Character of King James , whereunto · is added the Court of King
Charles , continued unto the beginning of these unhappy times , with some
observations upon him instead of a character . Collected and perfected by Sir A .
W ...
The Court and Character of King James , whereunto · is added the Court of King
Charles , continued unto the beginning of these unhappy times , with some
observations upon him instead of a character . Collected and perfected by Sir A .
W ...
Page 31
The Court of King Charles , continued until the beginning of these unhappy times
, & c . 2 . ... to them appeared under the title of Aulicus Coquinaria , or a
Vindication in answer to a pamphlet , entitled the Court and Character of King
James .
The Court of King Charles , continued until the beginning of these unhappy times
, & c . 2 . ... to them appeared under the title of Aulicus Coquinaria , or a
Vindication in answer to a pamphlet , entitled the Court and Character of King
James .
Page 49
Notwithstanding these defects , The Court and Character of King James will
always be highly valued by the historian , as containing the evidence of an
eyewitness to many of the scenes which he describes , and the opinion of a
contemporary ...
Notwithstanding these defects , The Court and Character of King James will
always be highly valued by the historian , as containing the evidence of an
eyewitness to many of the scenes which he describes , and the opinion of a
contemporary ...
Page 55
The arbitrary proceedings of the court ... We have no doubt , that Laud was
prepared to vindicate all his tyrannical proceedings in the star - chamber and
high - commission court , by pretexts equally specious . To appreciate the gross
folly of ...
The arbitrary proceedings of the court ... We have no doubt , that Laud was
prepared to vindicate all his tyrannical proceedings in the star - chamber and
high - commission court , by pretexts equally specious . To appreciate the gross
folly of ...
Page 56
These things came to be known , and she was brought into the high - commission
; and there , after a legal proceeding , was found guilty of adultery , and
sentenced to do penance ; many of the great lords of the kingdom being present
in court ...
These things came to be known , and she was brought into the high - commission
; and there , after a legal proceeding , was found guilty of adultery , and
sentenced to do penance ; many of the great lords of the kingdom being present
in court ...
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| Title | The Retrospective Review.., Volume 7 |
| Editor | Henry Southern |
| Contributors | David Sampson Maurice, Charles and Henry Baldwyn |
| Publisher | Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1823 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2007 |
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