The British Plutarch [by T. Mortimer].Samuel Archer, 1808 - Great Britain |
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... friends , he took the degree of doctor of divinity ; but his thoughts were en- tirely bent on the destruction of ... friend Erasmus , greatly to pro- mote the Reformation , by attacking very successfully the Scotists and the Thomists who ...
... friends , he took the degree of doctor of divinity ; but his thoughts were en- tirely bent on the destruction of ... friend Erasmus , greatly to pro- mote the Reformation , by attacking very successfully the Scotists and the Thomists who ...
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... friends gave him infinite delight , which he would sometimes protract ' till far in the evening ; but their discourse was either on religion or learning . He was curious in the choice of his company ; therefore , if he could not have ...
... friends gave him infinite delight , which he would sometimes protract ' till far in the evening ; but their discourse was either on religion or learning . He was curious in the choice of his company ; therefore , if he could not have ...
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... friends . Besides his dignities and preferment already mentioned , Dr. Colet was also rector of the fraternity or guild of Jesus in St. Paul's church ( for which he procured new statutes ) ; one of the chaplains and preachers in ...
... friends . Besides his dignities and preferment already mentioned , Dr. Colet was also rector of the fraternity or guild of Jesus in St. Paul's church ( for which he procured new statutes ) ; one of the chaplains and preachers in ...
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... friends , he was re- moved to and maintained at Magdalen College , Oxford . Here he made so extraordinary a progress , that he took the degree of ba chelor of arts when he was only fifteen years of age ; in conse quence of which he was ...
... friends , he was re- moved to and maintained at Magdalen College , Oxford . Here he made so extraordinary a progress , that he took the degree of ba chelor of arts when he was only fifteen years of age ; in conse quence of which he was ...
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... friends , the earl of Northumberland his father - in - law , whom he had committed to the Tower , on a slight pretext , and the earl of Surrey his son - in - law , whom he had sent governor to Ireland ; he caused him to be arrest- ed ...
... friends , the earl of Northumberland his father - in - law , whom he had committed to the Tower , on a slight pretext , and the earl of Surrey his son - in - law , whom he had sent governor to Ireland ; he caused him to be arrest- ed ...
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