The General Biographical Dictionary, Том 28Alexander Chalmers J. Nichols, 1816 |
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... court in great intimacy and confidence with the king and his ministers , and was made almoner and historiographer to his majesty . There , in 1677 , he published the 3d and 4th volumes of his jour- nal , and continued it as far as the ...
... court in great intimacy and confidence with the king and his ministers , and was made almoner and historiographer to his majesty . There , in 1677 , he published the 3d and 4th volumes of his jour- nal , and continued it as far as the ...
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... court , and resumed his ordi- nary occupations with the same tranquillity as if he had never quitted his retirement . In 1645 , he went to Rome , notwithstanding his great age , for the sake of assisting at the election of a general ...
... court , and resumed his ordi- nary occupations with the same tranquillity as if he had never quitted his retirement . In 1645 , he went to Rome , notwithstanding his great age , for the sake of assisting at the election of a general ...
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... Court ? " is not certain , but the lat- ter does not appear to have been printed until 1555 , and was too long to have been easily circulated in manuscript . Wolsey , however , by some means or other , discovered the abuse and the ...
... Court ? " is not certain , but the lat- ter does not appear to have been printed until 1555 , and was too long to have been easily circulated in manuscript . Wolsey , however , by some means or other , discovered the abuse and the ...
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... court , a clergy , and a people , to support the dignity of virtue , and to assert the respect due to public decency ... Court , " or the Rewards of a Court , the author , by " adopting the more grave and stately movement of the seven ...
... court , a clergy , and a people , to support the dignity of virtue , and to assert the respect due to public decency ... Court , " or the Rewards of a Court , the author , by " adopting the more grave and stately movement of the seven ...
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... courts of several princes ; frequented the prin- cipal universities ; and established an acquaintance with the learned in different parts of Europe . On the restoration of the university of Heidelberg , by Charles Lewis , Elector ...
... courts of several princes ; frequented the prin- cipal universities ; and established an acquaintance with the learned in different parts of Europe . On the restoration of the university of Heidelberg , by Charles Lewis , Elector ...
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