Author: John Ford

Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com

Published: 2013-09

Total Pages: 90

ISBN-13: 9781230066370

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1869 edition. Excerpt: ...5 Dep%;ra'-Slrami-bridge, The 4to has " Dertford Strand bridge." 3 Audley, Flammock, 70se)/2, T /ze ringleaders, Ste.) Lord Audley had been for some time in communication with the leaders of the Cornish men, but did not join them till they reached Vells in Somersetshire. He was, the historian says, "ofan ancient family, but unquiet and popular, and aspiring to ruin." He was innnediately, and "with great glzzdness and cries of joy, accepted as their general; they being now proud that they were led by a nobleman." Thomas Flammock, a common name in Cornwall, was a lawyer, who by various artifices had obtained great sway among them; and.Iichael joseph, a blacksmith or fnrrier, of Bodmin, " a notable talking fellow, and no less desirous to be talked of." It should be added, that Ford is indebted to Lord Bacon for most of the incidents in Dawbene_v's narrative. 4 Railed in r0pcentss, The 4: o is imperfect w-here? D., and reads " Ruled in ropes." As the R is very indistinct, l should have been inclined, perhaps, to make "Haled" out of it, had I not found the Wait your detemIinations. K. Hen. We must pay Our thanks where they are only due: O, lords, Here is no victory, nor shall our people Conceive that we can triumph in their falls. Alas, poor souls! let such as are escap'd Steal to the country back without pursuit: There's not a drop of blood spilt but hath drawn As much of mine; their swords could have wrought wonders On their king's part, who faintly were unsheath'd Against their prince, but wounded their own breasts. Lords, we are debtors to your care; our payment Shall be both sure and fitting your deserts. Daw. Sir, will you please to see thos