Dictionary of National Biography, Volume 1Smith Elder, 1885 - Great Britain |
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... hand , stating his views on the action of convoca- tion . Good Dr. Abbot , ' the king began , ' I cannot abstain to give you my judgment of your proceedings in your convocation , as you call it . ' And he proceeded to point out that he ...
... hand , stating his views on the action of convoca- tion . Good Dr. Abbot , ' the king began , ' I cannot abstain to give you my judgment of your proceedings in your convocation , as you call it . ' And he proceeded to point out that he ...
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... hand throughout his diocese any manifestations of sympathy with Roman Catholicism . The poet , John Davies of Hereford , who claimed an acquaintance with him in earlier years , congratulated him on his promotion in a sonnet ( Appendix ...
... hand throughout his diocese any manifestations of sympathy with Roman Catholicism . The poet , John Davies of Hereford , who claimed an acquaintance with him in earlier years , congratulated him on his promotion in a sonnet ( Appendix ...
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... hand before the Spanish negotiations closed , and on this union Abbot set his heart . Prince Henry was of Abbot's opinion . In September 1612 the elector palatine came over to England , and Abbot and he were soon on friendly terms . A ...
... hand before the Spanish negotiations closed , and on this union Abbot set his heart . Prince Henry was of Abbot's opinion . In September 1612 the elector palatine came over to England , and Abbot and he were soon on friendly terms . A ...
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... hands would be sacrilege . Laud on this occasion acted with Williams . The quarrel between him and Abbot , which had begun at Oxford at the beginning of the century , had not yet terminated . In 1610 ... hand . Abbot's joy was Abbot Abbot 16.
... hands would be sacrilege . Laud on this occasion acted with Williams . The quarrel between him and Abbot , which had begun at Oxford at the beginning of the century , had not yet terminated . In 1610 ... hand . Abbot's joy was Abbot Abbot 16.
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his claim to the infanta's hand . Abbot's joy was unbounded ; he met the prince on his arrival in London at Lambeth ... hands of Buckingham , and was the friend of Laud . Abbot had , it is true , known him from his boyhood ; he had ...
his claim to the infanta's hand . Abbot's joy was unbounded ; he met the prince on his arrival in London at Lambeth ... hands of Buckingham , and was the friend of Laud . Abbot had , it is true , known him from his boyhood ; he had ...
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