 | 1814 - 804 pages
...regardless of its hazards to the Church and the constitution. Ill-fortune suddenly gathered around him. Distracted councils, popular feuds met by alternate...punishments of his betrayal of Protestantism. The late discovery of his enor, and the solemn repentance of his prison hours, painfully redeemed his memory.... | |
 | Early English newspapers - 1827 - 730 pages
...Huguenots. If not a friend to Popery, he was madly regardless of its hazards to the Constitution. " Ill-fortune suddenly gathered upon him. Distracted...his memory. " Cromwell's was the sceptre of a broken kingdom. He found the reputation and influence of England crushed ; utter humiliation abroad ; at home,... | |
 | 1827 - 590 pages
...Hugonots. If not a friend to Popery, he was madly regardless of its hazards to the constitution. HI fortune suddenly gathered upon him. Distracted councils, popular...respect, finally deepening into civil bloodshed, were the punishment of his betrayal of Protestantism. The sorrows and late repentance of his prison hours painfully... | |
 | English essays - 1827 - 728 pages
...Huguenots. If not a friend to Popery, he was madly regardless of its hazards to the Constitution. " Ill-fortune suddenly gathered upon him. Distracted...violence, the loss of the national respect, finally Jerquing into civil bloodshed, were the punishments of his betrayal of Protestantism. Tha sorrows and... | |
 | George Croly - Bible - 1827 - 344 pages
...friend to .. Popery, be was madly regardless of its hazards to the . • constitution.* Ill fortune suddenly gathered upon him. Distracted councils, popular...alternate weakness and violence, the loss of the national respecti finally.., deepening into civil bloodshed, were the punishments of his betrayal of Protestantism.... | |
 | George Croly - 1828 - 74 pages
...But France, determined o» running no risk of their being Protestants, raised the 13 lll-fart«ute suddenly gathered upon him. Distracted councils, popular...Protestantism. The sorrows and late repentance of his prison haurs painfully redeemed his memory*. Cromwell's was the sceptre of a broken kingdom. He found the... | |
 | Protestant - Papacy - 1829 - 302 pages
...of its hazards to the constitution*. " Ill-fortune suddenly gathered upon him. Distracted counsels, popular feuds met by alternate weakness and violence,...his memory. " Cromwell's was the sceptre of a broken kingdom. He found the reputation and influence of England crushed; utter humiliation abroad; at home... | |
 | Matthew Habershon - Bible - 1834 - 498 pages
...Popery, he was madly regardless of its hazards to the constitution. Ill fortune suddenly gathered round him. Distracted councils; popular feuds, met by alternate...the punishments of his betrayal of Protestantism. " Cromwell's was the sceptre of a broken kingdom. He found the reputation and influence of England... | |
 | 1837 - 638 pages
...he was madly regardless of its hazards to the constitution. " 111 fortune suddenly gathered around him. Distracted councils, popular feuds, met by alternate...punishments of his betrayal of Protestantism. The late discovery of his error, and the solemn repentance of his prison hours, painfully redeemed his... | |
 | Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna - 1837 - 596 pages
...to the constitution. Ill fortune suddenly gathered around him. Distracted councils, popular fends, met by alternate weakness and violence, the loss of...punishments of his betrayal of Protestantism. The late discovery of his error, and the solemn repentance of bis prison hours, painfully redeemed his... | |
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He had lent himself to the intrigues of the French Minister stained with Protestant blood ; for his first armament was a fleet against the Huguenots. If not a friend to Popery, he was madly regardless of its hazards to the Constitution. " Ill-fortune... 
