Magdalen College And King James Ii., 1686-1688; 6
Magdalen College And King James Ii., 1686-1688; 6
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We have nothing else of news, and I have almost blinded myself with writing. Pray in your next let me have some of your own advice as to my own particular.
I cannot desire you to let John come with M r . Holt and Guy Hicks, because I know .not how long the Commissioners will keep me in Oxford, but I heartily now wish I was at home. I leave it to you. M r .
Jenkins tells me you were all well, which is ever the best news to your dutiful and obedient Son, H. H.
My duty to yourself and my Mother wi...th my love to all my Brothers and Sisters. I forbear to say more lest my letter should be opened.
(MS.) 216.
1687, Oct. 81. Letter from D r . John Aldworth.
Deare Brother : , Octob. 31. 87.
D r . Hugh, after the most commendable behaviour I ever heard of, being Expeld, his Lodgings broke open, and Hee bound in a iooolfo for his good behaviour, because upon his appeale from the Commissioners sentence to His Majestie in his high courts of justice, the Standers by gave a Hum : The fellowes were summond to give their answer to this question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have nothing else of news, and I have almost blinded myself with writing. Pray in your next let me have some of your own advice as to my own particular.
I cannot desire you to let John come with M r . Holt and Guy Hicks, because I know .not how long the Commissioners will keep me in Oxford, but I heartily now wish I was at home. I leave it to you. M r .
Jenkins tells me you were all well, which is ever the best news to your dutiful and obedient Son, H. H.
My duty to yourself and my Mother wi...th my love to all my Brothers and Sisters. I forbear to say more lest my letter should be opened.
(MS.) 216.
1687, Oct. 81. Letter from D r . John Aldworth.
Deare Brother : , Octob. 31. 87.
D r . Hugh, after the most commendable behaviour I ever heard of, being Expeld, his Lodgings broke open, and Hee bound in a iooolfo for his good behaviour, because upon his appeale from the Commissioners sentence to His Majestie in his high courts of justice, the Standers by gave a Hum : The fellowes were summond to give their answer to this question.
What to read after Magdalen College And King James Ii., 1686-1688; 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Falconer Madan to read onlineMoreLess
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