The historic gallery of portraits and paintings; or, Biographical review: (1807)
London, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe · leaf 219
ch blockaded him in a man-ner in his own camp, and retired to Arras, where hefinished his career. After the battle of Aumale heapologized for not profiting by the rashness of the king,by saying, / thought I was contending with a general,and not with a Carbine* Henry IV. indignant at thisremark,… … PENN. About the year 164*2, at a time when three or foursects desolated Great Britain by wars, undertaken in thename of God, arose the most tolerant and humane sectwhich Christianity has given rise to, that of the quakers. The founder of it, George Fox, the son of a weaver^was a common ignorant…
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