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...ghth volume of the ―Universal Magazine for Art and Nature.‖ She says, ―My whole family still remembers an accident, from which my father was preserv... ...ve it. EXTRAORDINARY FOREWARNING, AS IT REALLY OCCURRED IN LORD TYRONE‘S FAMILY, IN IRELAND. Lord Tyrone and Lady Beresford were born in... ...our years. After his decease hid lady went but little from home; she visited no family but that of a clergyman, who resided in the same village, with... ...nd she appeared forever determined to banish all other society. The clergyman‘s family consisted of himself, his wife, and one son, however, she was... ...ndure to remain in a state of superstition. I commenced an intercourse with one family, and only one; nor could I then see the fatal consequences whi... ...sy flourish together, under that odious tyrant and hypocritical fanatic, Oliver Cromwell: when the altar was thrown down and both King and Archbisho...

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...l bride in 1949 and then giving fully of herself to me and our wonderful family incomparable love, care, feeding, fun, and friendship. Also for he... ...uried freshwater sands That process may have spawned the Indo-European family of languages, but lacking the power of the written word, nobody fro... ...istent with the generally accepted theses that the Indo-European language family (1) evolved from one aboriginal ancestral tongue and (2) split geog... ... Prestige for the victor was based on goods brought back and shared with family and friends. The victors didn‘t collect heads or scalps. Nor did th... ...ship in such ways as donating food were treated as members of the Mongol family with guaranteed protection and certain familial rights. Those who r... ... drew 7,108 votes; Charles Darwin, 6,337; Isaac Newton, 4.664; and Oliver Cromwell, 4,653. copy available to burn them, but then Tyndale would use ...

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...l bride in 1949 and then giving fully of herself to me and our wonderful family incomparable love, care, feeding, fun, and friendship. Also for he... ... buried freshwater sands That process may have spawned the Indo-European family of languages, but lacking the power of the written word, nobody fro... ...istent with the generally accepted theses that the Indo-European language family (1) evolved from one aboriginal ancestral tongue and (2) split geog... ... Prestige for the victor was based on goods brought back and shared with family and friends. The victors didn‘t collect heads or scalps. Nor did th... ...dship in such ways as donating food were treated as members of the Mongol family with guaranteed protection and certain familial rights. Those who r... ... drew 7,108 votes; Charles Darwin, 6,337; Isaac Newton, 4.664; and Oliver Cromwell, 4,653. William Tyndale was the first man to print the New Testa...

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...stime -- A chronicle of demoniac acts -- Reckless bravery of the Buccaneers -- Cromwell's defeat of Charles I -- The effect on the naval war with Spai... ...sable love for history; that it may diffuse both pleasure and knowledge in the family circle; that it may be helpful in teaching the value of good boo... ...oah stepped forth upon dry land after the flood had drowned all except his own family. It is, therefore, no strange thing that in this region, along t... ...t the curious, resemblance borne by the heads of several varieties of the seal family to the human countenance misled him, and that he was honestly mi... ...ller passing by goes into any man's house for entertainment, the master of the family receives him with great joy, and commands his wife and all the f... ...umbers were now many professional soldiers, men who had fought for and against Cromwell, who had followed Turenne to victory, and had studied the fort... ...full speedy frightened half to death at the fearless bearing of these two men. CROMWELL'S DEFEAT OF CHARLES I. While the affairs of the sea rovers wer... ...un at Edge Hill Moor, was ended at Naseby by the total defeat of the King, and Cromwell came into power as Lord Protector. No sooner was he establishe... ...exultation with which they advanced to the combat. It was the fixed purpose of Cromwell to humble the power of Spain everywhere, and to this end a lar...

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...ncroaching males, and other prides. Constantly absent from his own community-family, marking his territory with the scent of his macho-maleness. A... ...r its cubs to grow up: the young adolescent lions are banished from their own family; and forced to roam as wild outlaws and killers. Seeking to cas... ... no experience in how to raise our young… except the pure blind luck of which family-culture-set of values you happen to be exposed to. How els... ...k is obvious. A father or mother dying. Moving. A crisis. A tragedy in the family. An accident, etc. Yet how many psychologists or psychiatris... ... what they are doing and how they are raising their young is good or bad. No family, no community, no society, no culture bothers to go outside of ... ...appen. A century earlier in England, a similar change-dynamic happened with Cromwell’s severe religious Republicanism. As a result of this: Engla...

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...ddle Ages, Crusades, Renaissance, Reforma- tion, Inquisition, Commonwealth (Cromwell's), Commune (Paris); Old English (OE-see IIO), Middle High Germ... ... the U. S. SS. "Oregon.', 74. Titles of works of art: Murillo's "The Holy Family." Manual of Style: Quotations 2 7 SET IN SMALLER TYPE- 75. Ord...

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.... LUTHER; REFORMATION: KNOX; PURITANISM. 99 LECTURE V.THE HERO AS MAN OF LETTERS. JOHNSON, ROUSSEAU, BURNS. ........ 131 LECTURE VI.THE HERO AS KING. CROMWELL, NAPOLEON: MODERN REVOLUTIONISM................................................................................................................. 165 Index ................................................................

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...ETTERS. JOHNSON, ROUSSEAU, BURNS. ........131 LECTURE VI.THE HERO AS KING. CROMWELL, NAPOLEON: MODERN REVOLUTIONISM...................................... ...f him, and of all that can lie in him, this. No Mirabeau, Napoleon, Burns, Cromwell, no man adequate to do anything, but is first of all in right earn... ...of the Caabah. The Koreish were the chief tribe in Mahomet’s time; his own family was of that tribe. The rest of the Nation, fractioned and cut asunde... ..., in the year 570 of our Era, that the man Mahomet was born. He was of the family of Hashem, of the Koreish tribe as we said; though poor, connected w... ...yle vein” in Scott’s _Redgauntlet_. It was a kind of feature in the Hashem family, this black swelling vein in the brow; Mahomet had it prominent, as ... ...ider him to be, of the Faith that became Scotland’s, New England’s, Oliver Cromwell’s. History will have something to say about this, for some time to... ...r may pass over them dry-shod, and gain the honor? How many earnest rugged Cromwells, Knoxes, poor Peasant Covenanters, wres- tling, battling for very... ...ealous Priests, are there for that purpose. Hildebrand wished a Theocracy; Cromwell wished it, fought for it; Mahomet attained it. Nay, is it not what...

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... must be with my title deeds.” D’Artagnan opened an old casket which stood in a cor- ner of the room, and which was full of parchments refer- ring to ... ...t seems, my dear friend, that some- thing vexes you; you are ill, perhaps? That health, which—” 99 Dumas “Excellent, my dear friend; better than ever... ...posited her in charge of Charlotte, who, till better advice comes, has bathed the foot in cold well-water.” The guests now all took leave of Athos, ex... ... the windows of which opened on one side on a garden, on the other on a hot-house full of magnificent flowers. D’Artagnan glanced at the dinner servic... ... the king and queen toward him.” “Alas! you know that even now the king is but a child and the queen a woman weak enough. Here, Monsieur Mazarin is ev... ...ything.” “Does he desire to play the part in France that Cromwell plays in England?” “Oh, no! He is a subtle, conscienceless Italian, who though he ve... ...neighboring nation. Mazarin, as a statesman, will understand the politic necessity.” “Are you sure,” said the queen doubtfully, “that you have not bee... ...imes I will answer for anything.” 290 Twenty Years After “Come then, my lord,” said the queen, with the painful doubt that is felt by those who have ... ...ccident, Monsieur Bernouin was found standing behind the door and must have heard all that had passed. “You seek me, sir,” said he. “From whom may the...

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...there she lived with her children and a faithful ser- vant, Deborah, whose family had always served the Mowbrays, and who would not desert their daugh... ..., but I don’t know rightly the name of it.” “And the King? Who was it? Not Cromwell? Had Lord Derby joined?” cried Walter, hurrying on his questions s... ...rance or Holland as soon as may be, for my life is not safe a moment here. Cromwell is bitterer than ever against all honest men, but I could not help... ...o apparent satisfaction that the rebel colonel re- plied, “Even so, madam. Cromwell’s fortune has not forsaken him; he has driven the Scots and their ... ... prisoner when I left the head- quarters. I trust he may have escaped, for Cromwell is fear- fully incensed against your party.” Colonel Enderby was i... ...rom the cause of the Parliament, and continued in their service, following Cromwell to Scotland, and fighting at Worcester on the rebel side, dislikin... ...o frightful consequences. She tried to converse composedly with him on his family and the old neighbourhood where they had both lived, often interrupt... ...r on the measures next to be taken for his safety, and on the state of the family. He must be hidden there till the chase was a little slackened, and ... ...e way, with her two little boys, getting a lodging at night from any loyal family who would shelter her for the love of heaven. My mother wept when sh...

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...Robespierre, accused, banished. BLANC, Le, landlord at Varennes, escape of family. BLOOD, baths of. BONCHAMPS, in La Vendee War. BONNEMERE, Aubin, at ... ...nd. LAFAYETTE, bust of, erected, against Calonne, demands by, in Notables, Cromwell-Grandison, Bastille time, Vice-President of National Assembly, Gen... ...y the Provence Noblesse, cloth-shop, is Deputy for Aix, king of Frenchmen, family of, wanderings of, his future course, groaned at, in Assembly, his n...

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............................ ......... 379 CHAPTER XXXIV ENGLAND UNDER OLIVER CROMWELL......................................... 386 A Child’s History of ... ...mans by his false and base stepmother: and they car ried him, and all his family, in triumph to Rome. But a great man will be great in misfortune, gr... ...ched the Roman people who thronged the streets to see him, that he and his family were restored to freedom. No one knows whether his great heart broke... ... A Child’s Histroy of England 40 plan to marry into some powerful foreign family that would help him with soldiers. So, in the year one thousand and ... ...in hunting down his enemies, that he must have got together a pretty large family of these dear brothers. He was strongly inclined to kill Edmund and... ...ew. In this state of mind he still evaded and did noth ing. Then, Thomas Cromwell , who had been one of Wolsey’s faithful attendants, and had remain... ...and abbeys. This destruction was begun by a body of commissioners, of whom Cromwell (whom the King had taken into great Charles Dickens 293 favour) w... ...wo heads; but, that only owning one, she must beg to keep it safe. At last Cromwell represented that there was a Protestant Princess in Germany—those ... ...said was she a large woman, because he must have a fat wife? ‘O yes,’ said Cromwell; ‘she was very large, just the thing.’ On hearing this the King se...

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...zing propensities, by striking a second blow, and ac- complishing a second family extermination. Somewhat light- ened was the provincial panic by this... ...ad of the stairs—directing her to go out and purchase some oysters for the family supper. Upon what slender accidents hang oftentimes solemn lifelong ... ...stance of her own absence for an hour; her belief that Mr. and Mrs. Marr’s family had all been mur- dered in the interval; and that at this very momen... ... a soldier been called upon to face so complex a danger. For if the entire family of his neighbor Marr had been extermi- nated, were this indeed true,... ...rts of justice. And as to ‘tyranny,’ which is meant chiefly of the acts of Cromwell’s government, it should be remembered that the Protectorate lasted... ... is constantly forgotten even by very eminent writers, who speak as though Cromwell had drawn his sword in January 1649—cut off the king’s head— insta... ... of his life (nearly ten years). Secondly, as to the kind of tyranny which Cromwell exercised, the misconception is ludicrous: continental writ- ers h... ...ers have a notion, well justified by the language of English writers, that Cromwell was a ferocious savage who built his palace of human skulls and de... ...f English history: yet how thoughtlessly does he ex- press the abstract of Cromwell’s life in the line on the village Cromwell—’Some Cromwell, guiltle...

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...Duke of Marlborough was a spy too, and as much in correspondence with that family as any Jesuit. And without entering very eagerly into the contro- ve... ...y eagerly into the contro- versy, Esmond had frankly taken the side of his family. It seemed to him that King James the Third was undoubtedly King of ... ...he country, and held and governed it by the very same right that the great Cromwell held it, who was truly and greatly a sovereign. But that a foreign... ...y—no, damme, you shall rep- resent the county. Y ou have the brains of the family. By the Lord, my dear old Harry, you have the best head and the kind... ...? And it was to this end we were fighting; for this that every village and family in England was deploring the death of beloved sons and fathers. We d... ... to the King’s side in politics (that side being always held by the Esmond family); but where he endeavored to reopen the controversial question betwe... ...now making a bother, they were wel- come to hold as they chose. If Richard Cromwell, and his father before him had been crowned and anointed (and bish...

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...s some return for the sacrifices made in his Majesty’s cause by the Esmond family, lies in Westmoreland county, between the rivers Potomac and Rappaha... ...f tobacco were all the produce that, for long after the Restora- tion, our family received from their Virginian estates. My dear and honored father, C... ...ed and respected by all his fellow-citizens, how inexpressibly dear to his family, I need not say. His whole life was a benefit to all who were connec... ...tenderest care to his dependants; and bestowed on those of his immedi- ate family such a blessing of fatherly love and protection as can never be thou... ...scated, and been parcelled out to Commonwealthmen. One or two of these old Cromwellian soldiers were still alive in the village, and looked grimly at ... ...ain-court, was now inhabited, the other hav- ing been battered down in the Cromwellian wars. In the foun- tain-court, still in good repair, was the gr... ...low wall with a wicket leading to the wooded height beyond, that is called Cromwell’s Battery to this day. Y oung Harry Esmond learned the domestic pa... ... closet. The side of the house facing the east had escaped the guns of the Cromwellians, whose battery was on the height facing the western court; so ... ...s up that oak-tree?” his duty would have been not to say, Y es—so that the Cromwellians should seize the king and murder him like his father—but No; h...

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...m as provision: “Will it eat one, Father?”—Poor little open-eyed John: the family long bantered him with this anecdote; and we, in far other years, la... ...er; son of the Episcopalian Clergyman there; and chief representative of a family of some stand- ing in those parts. Family founded, it appears, by a ... ... wrong; and so vanishes from the Commons Journals. What became of him when Cromwell got to Ireland, and to Munster, I have not heard: his knighthood, ... ...to Munster, I have not heard: his knighthood, dating from the very year of Cromwell’s Invasion (1649), indicates a man expected to do his best on the ... ... brother who had followed him into Ireland. From this William descends the family which, in the years we treat of, had Edward Ster- ling, Father of ou... ...dward, John’s Father, in 1847. There were, and still are, daughters of the family; but Edward was the only son;—descended, too, from the Scottish hero... ...h there are things that would interest you. He has a great hankering after Cromwell, and explicitly defends the execution of Charles. “Of Mrs. Strache... ...r old room, the remainder of our col- loquy was duly finished. We spoke of Cromwell, among other things which I have now forgotten; on which subject S... ...other heroes one knows of. “It is, as you say, your destiny to write about Cromwell: 220 The Life of John Sterling and you will make a book of him, a...

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...imney building originated with some architect afflicted with a quarrelsome family. Then again, almost every modem fireplace has its separate flue—sepa... ...should send that former proprietor down to posterity in the same cart with Cromwell. Owing to its pyramidal shape, the reduction of the chim- ney inor... ...are hearths—two tiers of hearths—so that when, in the various chambers, my family and guests are warming themselves of a cold winter’s night, just bef... ...rew me last fall. What is extraor- dinary, though she comes of a rheumatic family, she is straight as a pine, never has any aches; while for me with t... ...the king, at T emple-Bar. Now, of all these things and many, many more, my family continually complained. At last my wife came out with her sweeping p... ... tyrannic day-laborer, who, after being for many years the Caligula of his family, ends by beating his long-suffering spouse to death, with a garret d...

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... in the hall of the earl’s castle. I)o not you see the coat of arms of the family of Lincoln carved in the open work of the back? But when his daughte... ...country. But his descendants still remain in New England; and the good old family name is as much respected in our days as it was in those of Sir Rich... ...d tarry in Salem for a time; she was probably received as a guest into the family of John Endicott. He was the chief person in the plantation, and had... ...em. Mr. Peters afterwards went back to England, and was chaplain to Oliver Cromwell; but Grand father did not tell the children what became of this u... ...was left to take care of itself. In 1649 King Charles was beheaded. Oliver Cromwell then became Protector of England; and as he was a Puritan himself,... ...you, were you bidden to copy every chapter, and verse, and word, in yonder family Bible! Would not this be a heavy toil? But if the task were, not to ... ... on his restoration to his father’s throne. When death had stricken Oliver Cromwell, that mighty protector had no sincerer mourners than in New Englan... ...n can hardly grasp so wide a subject as is embraced in the experience of a family chair.” “It makes my breath flutter, my heart thrill, to think of it...

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...y he would have shared his last shilling; to-day “his first duty is to his family,” and is fulfilled in large measure by laying down vintages and husb... ...asure will not end with the anticipation, as do so many others of the same family. It will leave him wider awake than it found him, and give a new sig... ... and Habakkuk may do pretty well, but they must not think to cope with the Cromwells and Isaiahs. And you 83 Virginibus Puerisque & Other Papers coul...

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...eyfield, that you are the lineal representative of the ancient and knightly family of the d’Urbervilles, who derive their descent from Sir Pagan d’Urbe... ...tremavilla in Normandy in his conquest of Glamorganshire. Branches of your family held manors over all this part of England; their names appear in the... ...minster to attend the great Council there. You declined a little in Oliver Cromwell’s time, but to no serious extent, and in Charles the Second’s reig... ... decisively smacking his leg with his switch, ‘there’s hardly such another family in England.’ ‘Daze my eyes, and isn’t there?’ said Durbeyfield. ‘And ... ... when, having been engaged in tracing the vicissitudes of the d’Urberville family, he had observed Durbeyfield’s name on his waggon, and had thereupon ... ...f it all the while.’ ‘Well, I have heard once or twice, ’tis true, that my family had seen better days afore they came to Blackmoor. But I took no not... ...pid, others wanton, others austere; some mutely Miltonic, some potentially Cromwellian; into men who had private views of each other, as he had of his...

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...ic writers of the nineteenth century in prose and verse respectively . The family was a respectable one, though its right to the particle which Balzac... ...faculties so common among 7 Balzac Frenchwomen. When Honore was born, the family had not long been established at T ours, where Balzac the elder (bes... ...ed to be their headquarters till the novelist, who was the el- dest of the family, was about sixteen. He had two sisters (of whom the elder, Laure, af... ...t cutting them down to the lowest point might have some effect. So, as the family at this time (April 1819) 9 Balzac left Paris for a house some twen... ...ded it; and in writing to publishers, editors, creditors, and even his own family, it was too obviously his interest to make the most of his labor, hi... ...e, signal or secret. I have done better than the historian, for I am free. Cromwell here on earth escaped all punishment but that inflicted by thought...