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Page 32
New singularities , however , soon took possession of him . With a professed love
of money amounting to avarice , and whilst he was universally supposed to be
amassing enormous wealth , he was indulging in secret in the most amorous ...
New singularities , however , soon took possession of him . With a professed love
of money amounting to avarice , and whilst he was universally supposed to be
amassing enormous wealth , he was indulging in secret in the most amorous ...
Page 67
Ludlow took an active share in the negotiations between the former faction and
the republic cans , which ended in the resignation of Richard Cromwell , and the
restitution of the long parliament . When the long parliament was revived , Ludlow
...
Ludlow took an active share in the negotiations between the former faction and
the republic cans , which ended in the resignation of Richard Cromwell , and the
restitution of the long parliament . When the long parliament was revived , Ludlow
...
Page 268
His title - pages were a little swelling , ' but they took well , and his books were
long in high request among the chapmen and travelling Looksellers . The true
Rubert Burton was the younger brother of William Bur . ton , the author of the well
...
His title - pages were a little swelling , ' but they took well , and his books were
long in high request among the chapmen and travelling Looksellers . The true
Rubert Burton was the younger brother of William Bur . ton , the author of the well
...
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