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Page 17
Comines tells us , “ King Edward was not a man of any great management , or
foresight , but of an invincible courage , and the most beautiful prince mine eyes
ever beheld . ” And it certainly appears in the course of the fourth book , when this
...
Comines tells us , “ King Edward was not a man of any great management , or
foresight , but of an invincible courage , and the most beautiful prince mine eyes
ever beheld . ” And it certainly appears in the course of the fourth book , when this
...
Page 18
ed his harangue , the instrument was produced , which contained the articles the
King of France had sent to the King of England . The chancellor demanded of our
king , whether he had sent the said articles , and whether he had agreed to ...
ed his harangue , the instrument was produced , which contained the articles the
King of France had sent to the King of England . The chancellor demanded of our
king , whether he had sent the said articles , and whether he had agreed to ...
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
Sir Anthony was preferred to the office of one of the clerks of the Board of Green -
Cloth , and in this capacity he accompanied the king on his visits to Scotland .
The character of the Scotch displeased him , and he gave vent to his spleen in a
...
Sir Anthony was preferred to the office of one of the clerks of the Board of Green -
Cloth , and in this capacity he accompanied the king on his visits to Scotland .
The character of the Scotch displeased him , and he gave vent to his spleen in a
...
Page 42
Now was Bacon invested in his office , and within ten days after the king goes to
Scotland . Bacon instantly begins to believe himself king , lies in the king ' s
lodgings , gives audience in the great banqueting house , makes all other
counsellors ...
Now was Bacon invested in his office , and within ten days after the king goes to
Scotland . Bacon instantly begins to believe himself king , lies in the king ' s
lodgings , gives audience in the great banqueting house , makes all other
counsellors ...
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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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