Some Account of London
Some Account of London
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But the innocence of the three poor convicts would not avale, the torrent of prejudice prevaled against them ; and they were executed, denying the crime in the moment of death. One was a Protestant: the two others Raman Catholics^ and belonging to the chapel ; so probably were fixed upon, by the instigators of the accusation, in order to involve the queen in the uncharitable suspicion. I wish I could exculpate the zealots of that reign, from giving ample cause (in this and other instances) to t...lie Catholics to recriminate on them the unjust executions of the period of Henry and Mary.
This tragedy became at the time the subject of many medals,* On one is the bust of Sir Ed-- numdbury^ and two hands strangling him : on the reverse, the pope giving his benediction to a man * See Evflyn'i Medals, 171, 172. 173.
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strangling another on the ground. On a second, . with the same bust, is the representation of the carrying the magistrate on horseback to Frimrase* kin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the innocence of the three poor convicts would not avale, the torrent of prejudice prevaled against them ; and they were executed, denying the crime in the moment of death. One was a Protestant: the two others Raman Catholics^ and belonging to the chapel ; so probably were fixed upon, by the instigators of the accusation, in order to involve the queen in the uncharitable suspicion. I wish I could exculpate the zealots of that reign, from giving ample cause (in this and other instances) to t...lie Catholics to recriminate on them the unjust executions of the period of Henry and Mary.
This tragedy became at the time the subject of many medals,* On one is the bust of Sir Ed-- numdbury^ and two hands strangling him : on the reverse, the pope giving his benediction to a man * See Evflyn'i Medals, 171, 172. 173.
P Digitized by VjOOQIC •10 BATH'S INN.
strangling another on the ground. On a second, . with the same bust, is the representation of the carrying the magistrate on horseback to Frimrase* kin.
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