 | Richard Bagwell - 1909 - 398 sayfa
...says, ' What keeps everyone in a state of intense suspense is the fear of the approaching Parliament, in which the heretics intend to vomit out all their...been seen since the schism of Henry VIII. began.' — Spieilegium Ossoriense, i. 122. 1 Carew's Remembrance!) to be thought of touching the Parliament... | |
 | 1913 - 468 sayfa
...Parliament with great anxiety. " What keeps everyone in a state of intense suspense," one of them wrote, " is the fear of the approaching Parliament, which is...not been seen since the schism of Henry VIII began." 1 The date finally fixed for the meeting of Parliament was 18 May 1613. Meanwhile the law officers... | |
 | Theodore William Moody, Francis X. Martin, Francis John Byrne - 1991 - 870 sayfa
...would be required to take the oath of supremacy, and good reason to fear, as Archbishop Kearney did, 'that things will take place in it such as have not been seen since the schism of Henry VIII began'.1 In reality, however, the legislative programme that was finally agreed upon in September 1612... | |
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What keeps everyone in a state of intense suspense is the fear of the approaching Parliament, which is to assemble after St. John's festival, in which the heretics intend to vomit out all their poison, and infect with it the purity of our holy religion,... 