On the Nobility of the British Gentry Or the Political Ranks And Dignities of T
On the Nobility of the British Gentry Or the Political Ranks And Dignities of T
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The baughty Lord Verulam says, COMPARED AND EXPLAINED. 57 111 his History of Henry the Seventh : " The king dispatched Sir Rohert 'Willoughhy for Edward Plantagenet, son and heir to George Duke of Cla- rence. In case of the hastarding of Edward the Fourth's issue, this young gentleman was to suc- ceed.
" About this time the Lord Woodville, uncle to the Queen, a valiant gentleman^ and desirous of honour " GodAvin, in his Annals (page 163), says: " Cour- tenay Marquis of Exeter, deriving himself ...from the blood royal of France, participated of the blood royal of England, being son to Catherine, daughter of Edward IV. The king became jea- lous of his greatness, and glad of any occasion to cut off this noble gentleman^ A Harleian MS. Says : *' These sundry coats ap- pertain to the riglit honorable and most noble gentleman, Henry Earl of Derby, Lord Stanley, Strange, and Man, companion of the Garter, lieu- tenant of Cheshire and Lancashire. " The Duke of Lauderdale was styled ^\ys>\. Gentle- man oi W\Q bed-chamber to Chax'les the Second; ) 00 RAKK AND TITLIS as the Duke of Hamilton was first gentleman of the bed-chamber to George the Second.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The baughty Lord Verulam says, COMPARED AND EXPLAINED. 57 111 his History of Henry the Seventh : " The king dispatched Sir Rohert 'Willoughhy for Edward Plantagenet, son and heir to George Duke of Cla- rence. In case of the hastarding of Edward the Fourth's issue, this young gentleman was to suc- ceed.
" About this time the Lord Woodville, uncle to the Queen, a valiant gentleman^ and desirous of honour " GodAvin, in his Annals (page 163), says: " Cour- tenay Marquis of Exeter, deriving himself ...from the blood royal of France, participated of the blood royal of England, being son to Catherine, daughter of Edward IV. The king became jea- lous of his greatness, and glad of any occasion to cut off this noble gentleman^ A Harleian MS. Says : *' These sundry coats ap- pertain to the riglit honorable and most noble gentleman, Henry Earl of Derby, Lord Stanley, Strange, and Man, companion of the Garter, lieu- tenant of Cheshire and Lancashire. " The Duke of Lauderdale was styled ^\ys>\. Gentle- man oi W\Q bed-chamber to Chax'les the Second; ) 00 RAKK AND TITLIS as the Duke of Hamilton was first gentleman of the bed-chamber to George the Second.
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