...ships should be free from search or visit under. pretence of foreign goods, a point never secured' ih any former treaty. After having meritoriously discharged...composed " The present State of the Greek and Armenian Churches,anno ChrisVi 1678," which, upon his return to England, he presented with his own hands to...

...search or visit under pretence of foreign goods, a point never secured in any former treaty. Aftcr having meritoriously discharged his office of secretary...composed " The present State of the Greek and Armenian Churches,anno Christi 1678,*' which, upon his return to England, he presented with his own hands to...

...consul for the English nation at Smyrna; and during his residence there, at the command of Charles It. composed " The present State of the Greek and Armenian...own hands to his majesty; and it was published in 1679, 8vo. Having acquitted himself, for the space of eleven years, to the entire satisfaction of the...

...any former treaty. After having meritoriously discharged his office of secretary to lord Wmchelsea, he was made consul for the English nation at Smyrna;...the command of Charles II. composed " The present Slate of the Greek and Armenian Churches, anno Christi 1678," which, upon h'is return to England, he...

...1670. He afterwards resided 1 1 years as consul at Smyrna,, where, at the command of Charles II. he g 2> "s ^Eu $H ´ GOeM $ "r ) ͔ l! A L b kx `w |o E ތ 1б78." On his return, Lord Clarendon being appointed lordlieutenant of Ireland, made him his principal...

...Levant. On his return to England, Rycaut employed himself chiefly in literary occupations. He published 'The present ' State of the Greek and Armenian Churches, Anno Christi 1678,' London, 1680, fol., and a ' History of the Turkish Empire from 1623 to 1677,' London, 1680, fol., which...

...filled that office for eleven years ; and during his residence there, at the command of Charles II. be composed, The present State of the Greek and Armenian Churches, Anno Christi 1678, which was published in the following year. In 1 685, the earl of Clarendon, lord-lieutenant of Ireland, made...

...Levant. On his return to England, Rycaut employed himself chiefly in literary occupations. Ho published ' The Present State of the Greek and Armenian Churches, Anno Christi 1678,' folio, London, ItiSO, and a ' History of the Turkish Empire from 1623 to 1677,' folio, London, 1680,...

...to his kinsman, James Rycaut. In 1679 he returned to England, and printed by command of the king ' The Present State of the Greek and Armenian Churches, Anno Christi 1678,' an essay characterised by his former spirit of fairness, and expressing in the preface a desire forChristian...

...Off. /7 ian. 1820. [Ruth d'Ans, Paul-Ernest], v. Réfutation d'un monitoire. Rycaut (Ricaut), Paul. The present state of the greek and armenian churches, anno Christi 1678. Decr. 3 apr. 1731. Ryssenius, Leonardus. lusta detestatio sceleratissimi libelli Adriani Beverlandi...