The History And Philosophy of Marriage Or Polygamy And Monogamy Compared Micr
The History And Philosophy of Marriage Or Polygamy And Monogamy Compared Micr
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, chap. 10. " " Only light reference will be made in this place to the darker scandals by which the abbeys were dishonored. Such things there really were, to an extent which it may be painful to believe, but which evidence too abundantly proves. " Among other specifications, Mr. Froude cites the letter of the Archbishop of Canterbury (written A. D. 1489) to the Abbot of St. Albans, wherein he accuses him thus: " 'Not a few of your fellow monks and brethren, as we most deeply grieve to learn, gi...ving themselves over to a reprobate mind, laying aside the fear of God, do lead only a life of lasciviousness, — nay, as is horrible to relate, be not afraid to defile the holy places, even the very churches of God, by infamous intercourse with nuns. You yourself, moreover, among other grave enormities and abominable crimes whereof you are guilty, and for which you are noted and diff'amed, have, in the first place, admitted a cer- tain married woman named Elena Germyn, who has separated herself, without just cause, from her husband, and for some time past has lived in adultery with another man, to be a nun, or sister in the Priory of Bray; and .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, chap. 10. " " Only light reference will be made in this place to the darker scandals by which the abbeys were dishonored. Such things there really were, to an extent which it may be painful to believe, but which evidence too abundantly proves. " Among other specifications, Mr. Froude cites the letter of the Archbishop of Canterbury (written A. D. 1489) to the Abbot of St. Albans, wherein he accuses him thus: " 'Not a few of your fellow monks and brethren, as we most deeply grieve to learn, gi...ving themselves over to a reprobate mind, laying aside the fear of God, do lead only a life of lasciviousness, — nay, as is horrible to relate, be not afraid to defile the holy places, even the very churches of God, by infamous intercourse with nuns. You yourself, moreover, among other grave enormities and abominable crimes whereof you are guilty, and for which you are noted and diff'amed, have, in the first place, admitted a cer- tain married woman named Elena Germyn, who has separated herself, without just cause, from her husband, and for some time past has lived in adultery with another man, to be a nun, or sister in the Priory of Bray; and .
What to read after The History And Philosophy of Marriage Or Polygamy And Monogamy Compared Micr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E N Jencks to read onlineMoreLess
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