More's Utopia, tr. by R. Robynson, pr. from the 2nd ed., 1556. To which is prefixed The life of sir Thos. More by W. Roper, repr. from Hearne's ed., 1716. Ed., with intr., notes by J.R. Lumby |
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Page v
... Realme ( a studie in effect able to occupie the whole lif of a man ) as in all other sciences , right well studied , was in his dayes accounted a man worthie famous memory ; I William Roper ( though most unworthie ) his sonne in law by ...
... Realme ( a studie in effect able to occupie the whole lif of a man ) as in all other sciences , right well studied , was in his dayes accounted a man worthie famous memory ; I William Roper ( though most unworthie ) his sonne in law by ...
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... Realme put to an Inne of the Chauncerie , called 15 New Inne , where for his tyme , he very well prospered . And from thence was committed to Lincolne's Inne with very smale allowaunce , continuing there his studie untill he was made ...
... Realme put to an Inne of the Chauncerie , called 15 New Inne , where for his tyme , he very well prospered . And from thence was committed to Lincolne's Inne with very smale allowaunce , continuing there his studie untill he was made ...
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... Realme any matter of importaunce in controversie wherin he was not with the one partie of coun- sell . Of whom , for his learninge , wisdome , and knowledge and experience , men had him in such estimation , that before he was 15 come to ...
... Realme any matter of importaunce in controversie wherin he was not with the one partie of coun- sell . Of whom , for his learninge , wisdome , and knowledge and experience , men had him in such estimation , that before he was 15 come to ...
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... Realme , and your owne Royall estate , it could not faile to lett and put to silence from the 35 givinge of theire advice and counsell many of your discreete commons [ except they ] weare utterly discharged of all doubt and feare how ...
... Realme , and your owne Royall estate , it could not faile to lett and put to silence from the 35 givinge of theire advice and counsell many of your discreete commons [ except they ] weare utterly discharged of all doubt and feare how ...
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... Realme and honour of your Royall person , the prosperous estate and preservation whereof ( most excellent Sovaraigne ) is the thing which we all your most humble loving subjectes , accordinge to the most bounden duty of our naturall ...
... Realme and honour of your Royall person , the prosperous estate and preservation whereof ( most excellent Sovaraigne ) is the thing which we all your most humble loving subjectes , accordinge to the most bounden duty of our naturall ...
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