difficulties arising from the excusable slips of previous workers. In spite of their deficiencies, I trust that these added pages may have some value as a slight supplement to the life-work of him who has now gone from us. The reader has before him the last written lines of the author of "English Writers," and as he turns to them may he not hear in the words of England's greatest poet the cheerful voice of Henry Morley?— "But be contented My life hath in this line some interest, The earth can have but earth, which is his due; W. HALL GRIFFIN. March, 1895. Roman Catholic Plots-Raleigh sent to the Tower King James and the Roman Catholics : CHAPTER VIII.-CHURCH AND STATE UNDER JAMES I. : ANDREWES, Donne, Usher, and Selden. Edmund Spenser and Lancelot Andrewes 144-147 Appointments of Andrewes; his death ... "Preces Private" and Sermons 161-164 |