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Lingard, viii, 189, cites Ry- mer, xxii, 13; Hard- wicke Papers, 1446, and a private letter.
Influence of foreign policy.
1583, reprinted 1688.
1609, sm. 4to, pp. 112.
Ellis Col- lection, first series, iii, 128.
articles of superstition or the concealed property of Jesuits. It is said that James derived a revenue of thirty-six thousand pounds a year from the fines of lay Catholics. To the several Scotch favorites of the king were assigned certain rich recusants from whom they might squ...eeze whatever could be got by the leverage of the law.
Very embarrassing to the foreign policy of England was the severity of English laws against Catholics, and Lord Treasurer Burleigh found it needful to publish in Elizabeth's time, for circula- tion in all the courts of Europe, a treatise on The Execution of Justice in England and the Mainte- nance of Public Order and Christian Peace; and in the following reign James himself turned pam- phleteer and published an Apologie for the Oath of Allegiance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BOOK in.
Lingard, viii, 189, cites Ry- mer, xxii, 13; Hard- wicke Papers, 1446, and a private letter.
Influence of foreign policy.
1583, reprinted 1688.
1609, sm. 4to, pp. 112.
Ellis Col- lection, first series, iii, 128.
articles of superstition or the concealed property of Jesuits. It is said that James derived a revenue of thirty-six thousand pounds a year from the fines of lay Catholics. To the several Scotch favorites of the king were assigned certain rich recusants from whom they might squ...eeze whatever could be got by the leverage of the law.
Very embarrassing to the foreign policy of England was the severity of English laws against Catholics, and Lord Treasurer Burleigh found it needful to publish in Elizabeth's time, for circula- tion in all the courts of Europe, a treatise on The Execution of Justice in England and the Mainte- nance of Public Order and Christian Peace; and in the following reign James himself turned pam- phleteer and published an Apologie for the Oath of Allegiance.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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