Historic Sites of Lancashire And Cheshire a Wayfarers Notes in the Palatine C
Historic Sites of Lancashire And Cheshire a Wayfarers Notes in the Palatine C
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One little examina- tion or commandment to the contrary would take away all these and more. The Bishop of Man liveth here at ease, and as merry as Pope Joan. The Bishop of Chester hath compounded with my Lord of York for his visitation, and gathered up the money by his servants ; but never a word spoken of any visitation or reformation. And that, he saith, he doth of friendship, because he will not trouble the country, nor put them to charge in calling them together. I beseech you, be not weary... of well-doing, but with authority and council help to amend that is amiss. Thus after commendations I am boldly to write, wishing good to my country, and furtherance of God's glory. God be merciful to us, and grant ut Ubere ciirrat Evanqelium. Vale in Christo. Cras profecturus Dunelmum, Volente Deo.
Tuns Ja. I^weKfiev Though Pilkington kept his Puritanism well under control, he was uncompromising in the assertion of his Protestant principles, and the boldness wnth which he proclaimed them not unfrequently provoked the anger of the Papal party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One little examina- tion or commandment to the contrary would take away all these and more. The Bishop of Man liveth here at ease, and as merry as Pope Joan. The Bishop of Chester hath compounded with my Lord of York for his visitation, and gathered up the money by his servants ; but never a word spoken of any visitation or reformation. And that, he saith, he doth of friendship, because he will not trouble the country, nor put them to charge in calling them together. I beseech you, be not weary... of well-doing, but with authority and council help to amend that is amiss. Thus after commendations I am boldly to write, wishing good to my country, and furtherance of God's glory. God be merciful to us, and grant ut Ubere ciirrat Evanqelium. Vale in Christo. Cras profecturus Dunelmum, Volente Deo.
Tuns Ja. I^weKfiev Though Pilkington kept his Puritanism well under control, he was uncompromising in the assertion of his Protestant principles, and the boldness wnth which he proclaimed them not unfrequently provoked the anger of the Papal party.
What to read after Historic Sites of Lancashire And Cheshire a Wayfarers Notes in the Palatine C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Croston to read onlineMoreLess
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