He conducted the real earl of Warwick from the Tower to St. Paul's, that he might be publicly recognised by the citizens ; and took him with him to the palace of Shene, where the young prince conversed daily with the noblemen and others who visited the... The family history of England - Sivu 297tekijä(t) George Robert Gleig - 1836Koko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
| Maria Hack - 1825 - 490 sivua
...for every species of treason. Having thus endeavoured, as far as possible, to conciliate the people, he conducted the real earl of Warwick from the Tower to St. Paul's, that he might be publicly recognised by the citizens. He then took him to the palace of Shene, where... | |
| Thomas Flanagan - 1847 - 996 sivua
...hailed him as king. He was proclaimed under the name of Edward VI. To prove the imposture, Henry led the real earl of Warwick from the Tower to St. Paul's, and from thence conducted him to the palace of Shene. The supposed imprisonment of the queen dowager, the... | |
| John Lingard - 1848 - 378 sivua
...published a pardon which was full, without exceptions, and extended to every species of treason. 2. He conducted the real earl of Warwick from the Tower to St. Paul's, that he might be publicly recognised by the citizens ; and took him with him to the palace of Shene,... | |
| John Lingard - 1854 - 378 sivua
...published a pardon which was full, without exceptions, and extended to every species of treason. 2. He conducted the real earl of Warwick from the Tower to St. Paul's, that he might be publicly recognised by the citizens ; and took him with him to the palace of Shene,... | |
| Whellan T. and co - 1855 - 722 sivua
...penalties were enacted against his principal opponents in Ireland. When the intelligence reached Henry, he conducted the real Earl of Warwick from the Tower to St. Paul's, that he might be publicly recognized by the citizens; and took him with him to the palace of Shene,... | |
| Whellan T. and co - 1857 - 798 sivua
...penalties were enacted against his principal opponents in Ireland. When the intelligence reached Henry, he conducted the real Earl of Warwick from the Tower to St. Paul's, that he might be publicly recognized by the citizens; and took him with him to the Palace of Shene,... | |
| John Lingard - 1860 - 388 sivua
...published a pardon which was full, without exceptions, and extended to every species of treason. 2. He conducted the real earl of Warwick from the Tower to St. Paul's, that he might be publicly recognised by the citizens ; and took him with him to the palace of Shene,... | |
| James Grant - 1873 - 594 sivua
...Henry, he published a pardon, by advice of his Council, which extended to every kind of treason ; and conducted the real Earl of Warwick from the Tower to St. Paul's, that he might be seen by the citizens. The people of England were satisfied with this prudent measure... | |
| John Lingard - 1874 - 336 sivua
...published a pardon which was full, without exceptions, and extended to every species of treason. 2. He conducted the real earl of Warwick from the Tower to St. Paul's, that he might be publicly recognised by the citizens ; and took him with him to the palace of Shene,... | |
| George Robert Gleig - 1879 - 760 sivua
...had happened, as from his ignorance of what might follow. He published a general pardon and amnesty of past political offences ; he conducted the real...this unaccountable conspiracy had been got up by the queen dowager, the fortunes of whose house must have fallen had the plot succeeded, he banished her... | |
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