Domestic Annals of Scotland From the Reformation to the Revolution volume 2
Domestic Annals of Scotland From the Reformation to the Revolution volume 2
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He submitted, and was rebuked. On the 3d of December of the same year, ' the presbytery, taking into their consideration a letter of complaint formerly sent unto them by the Lord Linton, complaining of his father as slandering him of unnatural dealing towards his parents, ' appointed a committee to speak with them both, and report. Ix>rd Linton was afterwards asked to give in particulars of his complaint, but he does not appear to have complied with the request.
INTERREGNUM : 1649-1660. 253 Thi...s day, Heriot's Hospital, which had been founded in 1628.
being now complete, was solemnly dedicated by the ceremony of a preaching in presence of the magistrates of Edinburgh, the preacher, Mr Robert Douglas, receiving five double pieces for his pains. There were placed in it 'thirty-five boys, of honest parents, but decayit in means, all of them weel arrayit in purpour clothes and cassocks/ 'This hospital, ' says Nicoll, 'was not ane ordinary hospital, but a hospital very famous, with halls, chalmers, kitchens, brew-houses, yards, orchards, a chapel, and all other necessaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He submitted, and was rebuked. On the 3d of December of the same year, ' the presbytery, taking into their consideration a letter of complaint formerly sent unto them by the Lord Linton, complaining of his father as slandering him of unnatural dealing towards his parents, ' appointed a committee to speak with them both, and report. Ix>rd Linton was afterwards asked to give in particulars of his complaint, but he does not appear to have complied with the request.
INTERREGNUM : 1649-1660. 253 Thi...s day, Heriot's Hospital, which had been founded in 1628.
being now complete, was solemnly dedicated by the ceremony of a preaching in presence of the magistrates of Edinburgh, the preacher, Mr Robert Douglas, receiving five double pieces for his pains. There were placed in it 'thirty-five boys, of honest parents, but decayit in means, all of them weel arrayit in purpour clothes and cassocks/ 'This hospital, ' says Nicoll, 'was not ane ordinary hospital, but a hospital very famous, with halls, chalmers, kitchens, brew-houses, yards, orchards, a chapel, and all other necessaries.
What to read after Domestic Annals of Scotland From the Reformation to the Revolution volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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