Edmund Campion : a Biography
Edmund Campion : a Biography
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Xii. ) However this may be, it is certain that Eliot was in Oxfordshire during the week that Campion spent at Lyford. Perhaps Eliot, as well as the students and masters of Oxford, had heard of his being in the neighbourhood; and as it appears by his letter to Leicester that Moore's house at Oxford, and Yate's at Lyford, were the only two Catholic houses that he knew in Oxfordshire and Berkshire, it was natural that he should search first one and then the other for his victim. I suppose that it ...was for this reason he heard Mass at Haddon on Sunday, July 2, and again on Tuesday, July 4; and then denounced the priests who officiated, Thompson and Godsalve, to Leicester. It was with this dangerous man in the neighbourhood, furnished with full powers, with letters to all sheriffs and constables, and with an experienced pursuivant to attend him (and to watch him), that Campion went back into the trap from which he had just escaped.
Of course he was received with exceeding joy, and for two days he, the nuns, and the Catholics of the neigh- Traced.
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Xii. ) However this may be, it is certain that Eliot was in Oxfordshire during the week that Campion spent at Lyford. Perhaps Eliot, as well as the students and masters of Oxford, had heard of his being in the neighbourhood; and as it appears by his letter to Leicester that Moore's house at Oxford, and Yate's at Lyford, were the only two Catholic houses that he knew in Oxfordshire and Berkshire, it was natural that he should search first one and then the other for his victim. I suppose that it ...was for this reason he heard Mass at Haddon on Sunday, July 2, and again on Tuesday, July 4; and then denounced the priests who officiated, Thompson and Godsalve, to Leicester. It was with this dangerous man in the neighbourhood, furnished with full powers, with letters to all sheriffs and constables, and with an experienced pursuivant to attend him (and to watch him), that Campion went back into the trap from which he had just escaped.
Of course he was received with exceeding joy, and for two days he, the nuns, and the Catholics of the neigh- Traced.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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