Textile London Its Records And Associations
Textile London Its Records And Associations
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Anne Middleton, thy life well past Doth argue restful bliss at last. " . \. D. 1596.
This lad\ was, doubtless, a connection of . Sir IIuL'h Mieldleton, Kt. , who projected the New Ri\er, and who after doing e\erything to float the scheme and spending his estate therein, died |)oor and was burietl in . St. Matthew's Church (\ D. 1631). A million brass ^\ater taps pour forth to his glor\' now, and he looks benignantly towards the "Angel" at Islington from the pedestal upon which jjosterit}" has j...jlaced him — another instance of the too-late honours an intelligent people bestows upf)n the unresponsi\'e dead.
At the east end of PridaN' . Street stood the celebrated "Nag's Mead" Ta\erii in the \ear 1586. The old shoi)with the device of the . S\\an is on its site to-daw It was a\erred that Matthew Parker, Arch- bishop of Canterbury, was consecrated in this inn. A wordy war followed the statement inUil all the churches in Christendom were set a-trembbng. The Archbishop was consecrated in Landjcth Chapel, T E X T I T.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anne Middleton, thy life well past Doth argue restful bliss at last. " . \. D. 1596.
This lad\ was, doubtless, a connection of . Sir IIuL'h Mieldleton, Kt. , who projected the New Ri\er, and who after doing e\erything to float the scheme and spending his estate therein, died |)oor and was burietl in . St. Matthew's Church (\ D. 1631). A million brass ^\ater taps pour forth to his glor\' now, and he looks benignantly towards the "Angel" at Islington from the pedestal upon which jjosterit}" has j...jlaced him — another instance of the too-late honours an intelligent people bestows upf)n the unresponsi\'e dead.
At the east end of PridaN' . Street stood the celebrated "Nag's Mead" Ta\erii in the \ear 1586. The old shoi)with the device of the . S\\an is on its site to-daw It was a\erred that Matthew Parker, Arch- bishop of Canterbury, was consecrated in this inn. A wordy war followed the statement inUil all the churches in Christendom were set a-trembbng. The Archbishop was consecrated in Landjcth Chapel, T E X T I T.
What to read after Textile London Its Records And Associations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Wells John Wells Thatcher to read onlineMoreLess
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