This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1754 Excerpt: ...soever is given "of the contrary, is at this present greatly practised and much desired. There is "no want in their wills, but in their means to effect it with reputation, which, if "they regard it, will be a sufficient lett, being a manifest breach of the late alliance "made with her majesty; which how many reasons ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1754 Excerpt: ...soever is given "of the contrary, is at this present greatly practised and much desired. There is "no want in their wills, but in their means to effect it with reputation, which, if "they regard it, will be a sufficient lett, being a manifest breach of the late alliance "made with her majesty; which how many reasons there are, besides her majesty's "goodness towards the king in the times of his greatest necessities to move him re"ligioufly to observe, and how many arguments on the contrary of his ruin, if he "forsake it, I know your lordship in your wisdom can judge, and therefore I for"bear to enlarge it any more. The assembly, for any thing I can learn, hath ef"fected nothing. It seemeth it was but a stale to bring on the peace with Spain. "They pretend now to assemble the three states to confirm such things, as the as"sembly giveth not sufficient authority. 1 suppose, that so general a reformation, "as might follow of this great convocation, will not be well indured here of the "great ones and therefore likely to be suppressed also, for want whereof this "country must of necessity continue still in misery." The earl of Essex was now, and had been several days before, very much indisposed, thro' chagrin from the opposition and mortifications, which he met with at court. This appears from a letter of mr. Rowland Whyte to sir Robert Sidney, dated on Monday February 14 1596-7% in which he observed, that his lordship gave it out very confidently, that he would go into Wales, where his estate lay, to view, it and fee his friends; which mr. Whyte thought he might do, since little was to be done at court: and he remark'd in a letter of the 19th of that month, that the earl kept his bed st...
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