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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part C.

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Even Kitchen of Landaff, Capon of Salisbury, and Samson of Coventry, though they had complied in every thing, yet, not being supposed cordial in their obedience, were obliged to seek protection, by sacrificing the most considerable revenues of their see to the rapacious courtiers.[**] These plunderers neglected not even smaller profits.

An order was issued by council for purging the library at Westminster of all missals, legends, and other superstitious volumes, and delivering their garniture to Sir Anthony Aucher.[***] * Fox, vol.ii..p.

734, et seq.Burnet.Heylin.

Collier.
** Goodwin de Praesul.

Angl Heylin.p.


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