The Literature and the Literary Men of Great Britain and Ireland: In Two Volumes, Volum 1Harper, 1851 - 576 pàgines |
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... Leicestershire . Being now released from all obligation to the court of Rome , Wickliffe began more seriously to inquire into its impositions . The authority of the pope , and the temporalities of the church , were at that time very ...
... Leicestershire . Being now released from all obligation to the court of Rome , Wickliffe began more seriously to inquire into its impositions . The authority of the pope , and the temporalities of the church , were at that time very ...
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... Leicestershire 1470. His father rented a small farm , and though he had a family of seven children , yet by industry and frugality he succeeded in bringing them all up at home , and finally establishing them respectably in life . Hugh ...
... Leicestershire 1470. His father rented a small farm , and though he had a family of seven children , yet by industry and frugality he succeeded in bringing them all up at home , and finally establishing them respectably in life . Hugh ...
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... Leicestershire , to take my leave of that noble Lady Jane Grey , to whom I was exceedingly much beholden . Her parents , the duke and the duchess , with all the household , gentle- men and gentlewomen , were hunting in the park . I ...
... Leicestershire , to take my leave of that noble Lady Jane Grey , to whom I was exceedingly much beholden . Her parents , the duke and the duchess , with all the household , gentle- men and gentlewomen , were hunting in the park . I ...
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... Leicestershire , the place whence his ancestors derived their name . His genius so early developed itself that when only ten years of age , he be- came page to some person of quality - a situation which was not , in that age , thought ...
... Leicestershire , the place whence his ancestors derived their name . His genius so early developed itself that when only ten years of age , he be- came page to some person of quality - a situation which was not , in that age , thought ...
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... Leicestershire , in 1582 , and admitted gentleman commoner of Broadgate Hall , Oxford , in 1596. After having passed three years at the university , he removed to one of the Inns of Court , London , but he soon relinquished the study of ...
... Leicestershire , in 1582 , and admitted gentleman commoner of Broadgate Hall , Oxford , in 1596. After having passed three years at the university , he removed to one of the Inns of Court , London , but he soon relinquished the study of ...
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