Lives of the English Sacred Poets, Volumen 1Parker, 1839 - 347 páginas This is a reproduction of the original artefact. Generally these books are created from careful scans of the original. This allows us to preserve the book accurately and present it in the way the author intended. Since the original versions are generally quite old, there may occasionally be certain imperfections within these reproductions. We're happy to make these classics available again for future generations to enjoy! |
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... Oxford and Cambridge , in 1540 , for Greek , Hebrew , civil law , divinity , and medicine , abundantly testify * . The Reformation , while it introduced a fresh principle into the habits and feelings of the people , especially affected ...
... Oxford and Cambridge , in 1540 , for Greek , Hebrew , civil law , divinity , and medicine , abundantly testify * . The Reformation , while it introduced a fresh principle into the habits and feelings of the people , especially affected ...
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... Oxford , but left the university without a degree . What became of him afterwards , " says Wood , " I know not . " He appears , how- ever , to have accompanied the expedition sent to France by Elizabeth , in 1591 , under the command of ...
... Oxford , but left the university without a degree . What became of him afterwards , " says Wood , " I know not . " He appears , how- ever , to have accompanied the expedition sent to France by Elizabeth , in 1591 , under the command of ...
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... Oxford , in Michaelmas Term 1585 , not having then completed his fifteenth year . In the beginning of 1588 he removed to the Middle Temple , but after an interval of two years returned to the university and took his Bachelor's degree ...
... Oxford , in Michaelmas Term 1585 , not having then completed his fifteenth year . In the beginning of 1588 he removed to the Middle Temple , but after an interval of two years returned to the university and took his Bachelor's degree ...
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... Oxford , as a member of St. Mary Hall ; but Wood supposes him to have studied at Corpus Christi College . He does not appear to have taken a degree . In the autumn of 1610 , he set out on his travels , during which he visited the most ...
... Oxford , as a member of St. Mary Hall ; but Wood supposes him to have studied at Corpus Christi College . He does not appear to have taken a degree . In the autumn of 1610 , he set out on his travels , during which he visited the most ...
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... Oxford- shire . The situation was rendered still more agreeable to him from its proximity to the retreat of his accomplished and amiable friend , Lord Falkland , whom to know was to esteem . In this delightful seclusion he meditated on ...
... Oxford- shire . The situation was rendered still more agreeable to him from its proximity to the retreat of his accomplished and amiable friend , Lord Falkland , whom to know was to esteem . In this delightful seclusion he meditated on ...
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