George Iii His Court And His Family volume 2
George Iii His Court And His Family volume 2
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Barlow, until he was made Bishop of Lincoln.
They were then offered to the library at Oxford, but refused ; and at length bought for Charles the Second by his stationer, Samuel Mearne, whose widow was afterwards obliged to dispose of them, if she could find a purchaser, for which she had permission from that monarch in l684; but it is believed that they still remained without a buyer, and continued unsold, until His Majesty bought them from Mearne's representatives, having passed as a kind of h...eir-loom from hand to hand, amongst whom was a Mr. Henry Sisson, a druggist on Ludgate Hill, in 1/45.
It is stated that the oriorinal collector refused ^4000. For them ; but the King bought them a much cheaper bargain. Their value may also be estimated by the fact of Charles I. Having once paid ten pounds to read one of them at the owner's house in St. Paul's Church Yard.
Amongst other proofs of His Majesty's private munificence was his present of a very fine organ to the cathedral of Salisbury ; and the manner in which it was bestowed was even more valuable than the gift itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Barlow, until he was made Bishop of Lincoln.
They were then offered to the library at Oxford, but refused ; and at length bought for Charles the Second by his stationer, Samuel Mearne, whose widow was afterwards obliged to dispose of them, if she could find a purchaser, for which she had permission from that monarch in l684; but it is believed that they still remained without a buyer, and continued unsold, until His Majesty bought them from Mearne's representatives, having passed as a kind of h...eir-loom from hand to hand, amongst whom was a Mr. Henry Sisson, a druggist on Ludgate Hill, in 1/45.
It is stated that the oriorinal collector refused ^4000. For them ; but the King bought them a much cheaper bargain. Their value may also be estimated by the fact of Charles I. Having once paid ten pounds to read one of them at the owner's house in St. Paul's Church Yard.
Amongst other proofs of His Majesty's private munificence was his present of a very fine organ to the cathedral of Salisbury ; and the manner in which it was bestowed was even more valuable than the gift itself.
What to read after George Iii His Court And His Family volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna M Morrison Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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