History of Congregationalism From About A.D. 250 to the Present ..., volume 3
History of Congregationalism From About A.D. 250 to the Present ..., volume 3
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343 to mentioii fhe ladies) most unbandsomely forsook Elizabeth, when they had the }east reason to hlive done it;" and wrung from the sick and dying qneen the complaint : ** They have now got me in a yoke ! I have nobody left me that I can trust !
My condition is the perfect reverse of what it was ! " And when the helpless and hopeless con- dition of the queen was perceived, we are told that it was " hardly credible with how froward a zeal all ranks and conditions of men — puritans, pa- pists a...nd others — hasted away, at all times and hours, by sea and land, into Scotland, to pay their adorations to the rising sun, the young king." * It was this heartless abandonment of her by courtiers and pretended friends, together with the death of the Earl of Essex, for whom she cher- ished almost a mother's love, added to the violence of her disease, which produced the morbid melan- choly which shrouded the last days of the great queen of England.f * In Kennel's Hist, Eng,, ii. 662-58.
According to Sir John Harington's account, Gary, with all his profeaaions of lore to Elizabeth, was the first to reach Scotland with the intelligence of the queen's death, and to secure a reward from her successor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
343 to mentioii fhe ladies) most unbandsomely forsook Elizabeth, when they had the }east reason to hlive done it;" and wrung from the sick and dying qneen the complaint : ** They have now got me in a yoke ! I have nobody left me that I can trust !
My condition is the perfect reverse of what it was ! " And when the helpless and hopeless con- dition of the queen was perceived, we are told that it was " hardly credible with how froward a zeal all ranks and conditions of men — puritans, pa- pists a...nd others — hasted away, at all times and hours, by sea and land, into Scotland, to pay their adorations to the rising sun, the young king." * It was this heartless abandonment of her by courtiers and pretended friends, together with the death of the Earl of Essex, for whom she cher- ished almost a mother's love, added to the violence of her disease, which produced the morbid melan- choly which shrouded the last days of the great queen of England.f * In Kennel's Hist, Eng,, ii. 662-58.
According to Sir John Harington's account, Gary, with all his profeaaions of lore to Elizabeth, was the first to reach Scotland with the intelligence of the queen's death, and to secure a reward from her successor.
What to read after History of Congregationalism From About A.D. 250 to the Present ..., volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Punchard to read onlineMoreLess
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