The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 72
ulsion which shook both the Church andthe throne to their foundations. It must have been with apeculiar satisfaction that Prynne, one of the chief sufferersunder Lauds rule, found himself armed with the authorityof the House of Commons to despoil his old enemy. Pro-bably a similar feeling caused… … A BURLESQUE PLAY ABOUT ABCHBISHOP LAUD. ACT I. 1641. play. The persons represented are the Archbishop of Can-terbury, a doctor of physic, a lawyer, a divine, a Jesuit, acarpenter and his wife. The doctor of physic is intended foreither Dr. Alexander Leighton, or Dr. John Bastwick, bothof Avhom had…
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