The Acts And Ordinances of the Eastland Company Edited for the Royal Historical
The Acts And Ordinances of the Eastland Company Edited for the Royal Historical
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), Car. I. , June 15, 1629, cxliv. 81.
2 Ibid. Council of State, March 10, 1649, i.
3 Ibid. Car. I. , August 24, 1633, ccxlv.
4 Ibid. Car. I. , June 19, 1639, ceccxxiv. 30.
Xliv THE EASTLAND COMPANY OF YORK of recommendation from the King, he was not allowed to take up his freedom. Refusal to The Governor pointed out that if all the King's nominees were nominee" 8 & to be received the Company could no longer defray the necessary expenses of management. It was in vain that the candidate urged th...at he was willing to pay whatever fees were due, ' to the uttermost, ' that the Universities always complied with the King's wishes, and that the Company would find that the King would reward their compliance. The Governor, ' in an unseemly slighting manner, ' refused to be dazzled by the offer of future royal favours, remarking that they all knew well enough what the King's good terms were, when they came to ask them. Charles Forbench Clerk, M. A. , gives his account of the affair with much animus ; still, he claims to be only actuated by loyalty to his sovereign and ready to verify his statement in verbo sacerdotis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
), Car. I. , June 15, 1629, cxliv. 81.
2 Ibid. Council of State, March 10, 1649, i.
3 Ibid. Car. I. , August 24, 1633, ccxlv.
4 Ibid. Car. I. , June 19, 1639, ceccxxiv. 30.
Xliv THE EASTLAND COMPANY OF YORK of recommendation from the King, he was not allowed to take up his freedom. Refusal to The Governor pointed out that if all the King's nominees were nominee" 8 & to be received the Company could no longer defray the necessary expenses of management. It was in vain that the candidate urged th...at he was willing to pay whatever fees were due, ' to the uttermost, ' that the Universities always complied with the King's wishes, and that the Company would find that the King would reward their compliance. The Governor, ' in an unseemly slighting manner, ' refused to be dazzled by the offer of future royal favours, remarking that they all knew well enough what the King's good terms were, when they came to ask them. Charles Forbench Clerk, M. A. , gives his account of the affair with much animus ; still, he claims to be only actuated by loyalty to his sovereign and ready to verify his statement in verbo sacerdotis.
What to read after The Acts And Ordinances of the Eastland Company Edited for the Royal Historical?
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