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This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1902. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... Forecastles in ships, use of, 433 Foresight, the, man-of-war, 482 Foacott, maids of, 744 Foster, Sir Robert, Lord Chief Justice, 235 Foulmer, 19 Fountain, Mr., his comedy, "The Rewards of Virtue," 811 Fowke, his election for London, 99 Fowl, preservation of, 271 Fowler, Judge Advocate, 71 Fox, Stephen (afterwards Sir Stephen), 52, 84, 86, 94, 166, 404, 475. 498. 531. 757, 77, Lady, 166, 757, 8to Frampton, Mr., sermons by him, 473. 509 France, famine in, 138; revenue of, 288; expectations of a war with, 380; declares war with England, 393; plenty of partridges in, 403; on the gardens of, 437; reported peace with, 501; peace proclaimed with, 617, 637; peace between, and Spain, 727, 729; proposed league with, 841, King of, book in praise of, 67; anecdotes of, 181, 197; pro-poses to make war with the Pope, 197; his illness, 224, 225; re-covery, 226, 230; his ambitious projects, 258, 259; hires ships of the Dutch, 269, 273; degrades twelve of his nobility, 272; gives the precedence to princes of the blood, before foreign ambas-sadors, 273; character of, 274; adjustment of differences between him and the Pope, 282, 285; leagues with Holland, 358, 438; ridicules the dress of the English Court, 489; his mistresses, 549; prosecutes the war with Spain, 753; allusions to, 94, 318, 333, 522, 526, 529, 530, 531, 549, 550, 582, 586, 587, 583, 596, 630, 678, 707, 727, 781, 794, Queen of, 230 Franclin, the, sunk by mistake, 576 Frankleyn, Mrs., 105 Frazer, Dr., blamed on account of the death of the Princess Royal, 88; alluded to, 552, 657 Frazier, Mr., 316, Sir Alexander, 513; arrested, 850 Irederic, Sir John, Lord Mayor of London, 251, 252, 260, 267, 558, 592. 611, 728 Freemantle, Mr., 222 Freezeland, 345, 441 French, cowardice of the, 120; their expedition against Gigery, 318...
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This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1902. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... Forecastles in ships, use of, 433 Foresight, the, man-of-war, 482 Foacott, maids of, 744 Foster, Sir Robert, Lord Chief Justice, 235 Foulmer, 19 Fountain, Mr., his comedy, "The Rewards of Virtue," 811 Fowke, his election for London, 99 Fowl, preservation of, 271 Fowler, Judge Advocate, 71 Fox, Stephen (afterwards Sir Stephen), 52, 84, 86, 94, 166, 404, 475. 498. 531. 757, 77, Lady, 166, 757, 8to Frampton, Mr., sermons by him, 473. 509 France, famine in, 138; revenue of, 288; expectations of a war with, 380; declares war with England, 393; plenty of partridges in, 403; on the gardens of, 437; reported peace with, 501; peace proclaimed with, 617, 637; peace between, and Spain, 727, 729; proposed league with, 841, King of, book in praise of, 67; anecdotes of, 181, 197; pro-poses to make war with the Pope, 197; his illness, 224, 225; re-covery, 226, 230; his ambitious projects, 258, 259; hires ships of the Dutch, 269, 273; degrades twelve of his nobility, 272; gives the precedence to princes of the blood, before foreign ambas-sadors, 273; character of, 274; adjustment of differences between him and the Pope, 282, 285; leagues with Holland, 358, 438; ridicules the dress of the English Court, 489; his mistresses, 549; prosecutes the war with Spain, 753; allusions to, 94, 318, 333, 522, 526, 529, 530, 531, 549, 550, 582, 586, 587, 583, 596, 630, 678, 707, 727, 781, 794, Queen of, 230 Franclin, the, sunk by mistake, 576 Frankleyn, Mrs., 105 Frazer, Dr., blamed on account of the death of the Princess Royal, 88; alluded to, 552, 657 Frazier, Mr., 316, Sir Alexander, 513; arrested, 850 Irederic, Sir John, Lord Mayor of London, 251, 252, 260, 267, 558, 592. 611, 728 Freemantle, Mr., 222 Freezeland, 345, 441 French, cowardice of the, 120; their expedition against Gigery, 318...
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