Female Biography: Or, Memoirs of Illustrious and Celebrated Women, of All Ages and Countries, Band 3Richard Phillips, 1803 |
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... bishop of Ross ) , sought to excite in her mind a distrust of her protestant subjects , and to prevail on her to throw herself into the arms of the catholics . For this purpose he wish- ed her to land at Aberdeen , where the reformers ...
... bishop of Ross ) , sought to excite in her mind a distrust of her protestant subjects , and to prevail on her to throw herself into the arms of the catholics . For this purpose he wish- ed her to land at Aberdeen , where the reformers ...
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... bishop of Ross , president of the court of session and a papist , heartily concurred in this decision ; a proof of the impunity with which the regal authority might at that time be insulted in Scotland . The marriage of the queen still ...
... bishop of Ross , president of the court of session and a papist , heartily concurred in this decision ; a proof of the impunity with which the regal authority might at that time be insulted in Scotland . The marriage of the queen still ...
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... bishop of Ross , lords Livingston , Boyd , Herries , & c . were empowered by Mary to appear in her name . Thomas Howard , duke of Norfolk , was nomi- nated by Elizabeth , with Ratcliff earl of Sussex , and sir Ralph Sadler , as ...
... bishop of Ross , lords Livingston , Boyd , Herries , & c . were empowered by Mary to appear in her name . Thomas Howard , duke of Norfolk , was nomi- nated by Elizabeth , with Ratcliff earl of Sussex , and sir Ralph Sadler , as ...
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... bishop of Ross . A project so flattering to his ambition , readily obtained the concurrence of the former ; while the latter perceived in it a probable device for restoring his mistress to prosperity and power . Nor did Murray , who ...
... bishop of Ross . A project so flattering to his ambition , readily obtained the concurrence of the former ; while the latter perceived in it a probable device for restoring his mistress to prosperity and power . Nor did Murray , who ...
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... bishop of Ross , who , joined by the French and Spanish embas- sadors , remonstrated earnestly against the infamy of the act . An accident , in the mean time , for ever prevented a revival of the plan . The regent fell a victim to ...
... bishop of Ross , who , joined by the French and Spanish embas- sadors , remonstrated earnestly against the infamy of the act . An accident , in the mean time , for ever prevented a revival of the plan . The regent fell a victim to ...
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Seite 507 - Most of them are the product of the leisure hours of a young gentlewoman lately dead, who, in a remote country retirement, without any assistance but that of a good library, and without omitting the daily care due to a large family, not only perfectly acquired the several languages here made use of, but the good morals and principles contained in...
Seite 252 - I came into the kingdom," said she, " an independent sovereign, to implore the queen's assistance, not to subject myself to her authority. Nor is my spirit so broken by its past misfortunes, or so intimidated by present dangers, as to stoop to any thing unbecoming the majesty of a crowned head, or that will disgrace the ancestors from whom I am descended, and the son to whom I shall leave my throne. If I must be tried, princes alone can be my peers.
Seite 263 - the English should now thirst for the blood of a foreign prince ; they have often offered violence to their own monarchs. But after so many sufferings, death comes to me as a welcome deliverer. I am proud to think that my life is deemed of importance to the catholic religion, and as a martyr for it I am now willing to die."§ After the publication of the sentence, Mary was stripped of every remaining mark of royalty.
Seite 272 - When the dean had finished his devotions, she, with an audible voice, and in the English tongue, recommended unto God the afflicted state of the church, and prayed for prosperity to her son, and for a long life and peaceable reign to Elizabeth. She declared that she hoped for mercy only through the death of Christ, at the foot of whose image she now willingly shed her blood; and lifting up and kissing the crucifix, she thus addressed it: "As thy arms, O Jesus...
Seite 272 - Jesus, were extended on the cross; so with the outstretched arms of thy mercy receive me, and forgive my sins.
Seite 270 - Sheriff and his officers entered her chamber, and found her still kneeling at the altar. She immediately started up, and with a majestic mien, and a countenance undismayed and even cheerful, advanced towards the place of execution, leaning on two of Paulet's attendants.
Seite 499 - She possessed these advantages in, a great degree unusual to either, and tempered them with an exactness peculiar to herself. Her learning, judgment, sagacity, and penetration, together with her candour...
Seite 160 - I expected that your manner of treating me would have added lustre to it. Suffer me either to implore the aid of other princes, whose delicacy on this head will be less, and...
Seite 523 - Duke, Marquis, and Earl of Newcastle; Earl of Ogle ; Viscount Mansfield; and Baron of Bolsover, of Ogle, Bothal and Hepple : Gentleman of His...
Seite 268 - is not worthy the joys of Heaven, which repines because the body must endure the stroke of the executioner ; and though I did not expect that the Queen of England would set the first example of violating the sacred person of a sovereign Prince, I willingly submit to that which Providence has decreed to be my lot...