The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 13, No. 386, August 22, 1829 by Various
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excisum cum alterutri, aut parturienti nempe aut partui necessario
percundum compertum esset."--"Annales," p. 64. [9] "Chronicles," p. 575, edit. 1631. [10] Of this letter, which was a circular to the Principal Officers of State, Sheriffs of Counties, &c. four original copies are preserved in the British Museum; three among the Harleian MSS., Nos. 283, and 2131; and one, from which the above is copied, Cotton. MSS, Nero, C. x. [11] Holinshed, v. ii. p. 944. edit. 1587.--"At the bishopping the Duke of Suffolke was his godfather." [12] "Chronicle," fol. 232, edit. 1548. [13] This aspersion of Sanders, has been copied, greatly to the detriment of the character of Henry VIII. by several French writers; vide Mariceau "Traite des Maladies des Femmes Grosses," tom. i. p. 358.--and Dionis "Cours d'Operations de Chirurgie," p. 137. [14] Herbert, p. 430. Fox, Hall, Stow, Holinshed, and Speed, all agree in placing it on the twelfth. Hume, in his _History of England_, has made a singular mistake with regard to this date: he says "two days afterwards," and quotes Strype as his authority, while that author, who fully investigated the subject, says, "she died on Wednesday night, the twenty-fourth."--"Memorials," v. iii. p. 1. |
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