Wycliffe ballads : a biography in verse with other poems

T. Clifford O'Connor

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T-ANTISM C, O'GONNOR; WYCLIFFE BALLADS; H Biography in Verse, WITH OTHER POEMS AND BALLADS OF PROTESTANTISM BY T. CLIFFORD O'CONNOR, B.A. ""The voice ofone crying in the wilderness, Prepare ! "These harbingers ofgood, whom bitter hate In vain endeavoured to exterminate." WOKUS\VORTH. DUBLIN : S E A L Y, B R Y E R S AND W A L K E R, & 96 MIDDLE ABBEY STREET.94> 95 LONDON : KENSIT, 18 PATERNOSTER Row. J. BRIGHTON: D. FRIEND. 1888. COLLEGE BY SEALY, UllYEllS AND WALKER, , 1)5, AM) 90 MIDDLE ABBEY STREET, DUBLIN CONTENTS, " quick and restless, animmenseWithin this frail form lay a temper immovable conviction, an unconquerable pride. Theenergy, an real greatness only deepenedpersonal charm which ever accompanies he derived from the spotless purity of his life. As yetthe influence can hardly have suspected the immenseindeed even Wyclif himself intellectual power." /. A\ Green. ,range of his — WYCLIFFE BALLADS. PRELUDE:— PAGE . WYCLIFFE AND ENGLAND,..... 11. :-I.—WYCLIFFE, REFORMERINCHURCH& STATE GEEAT PESTILENCE, ^2. THE ...... 3. THE FRIAR'S MENDICANT, . . . . .9 PAPAL EXACTIONS, . . . . -154. o. THE TEMPORAL POWEE AND ENGLAND, . . .17 6. AT BRUGES, 21 7. THE GOOD PARLIAMENT, . . . . .22 8. ALIEN DIGNITARIES, . . . . .25 II.—WYCLIFFE, ECCLESIASTICAL WITNESS AND CONFESSOR:— 9. AT ST. PAUL'S, . . . . . .27 10. AT LAMBETH, . ... 32 III.—WYCLIFFE, DOCTRINAL REFORMER:— 11. THE GREAT SCHISM, . . . . .36 12. THE FRIARS BY WYCLIFFE'S SICK BED, . . .41 13.

Sujets

• Wycliffe

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 5
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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95 LONDON : KENSIT, 18 PATERNOSTER Row. J. BRIGHTON: D. FRIEND. 1888. COLLEGE BY SEALY, UllYEllS AND WALKER, , 1)5, AM) 90 MIDDLE ABBEY STREET, DUBLIN CONTENTS, " quick and restless, animmenseWithin this frail form lay a temper immovable conviction, an unconquerable pride. Theenergy, an real greatness only deepenedpersonal charm which ever accompanies he derived from the spotless purity of his life. As yetthe influence can hardly have suspected the immenseindeed even Wyclif himself intellectual power." /. A\ Green. ,range of his — WYCLIFFE BALLADS. PRELUDE:— PAGE . WYCLIFFE AND ENGLAND,..... 11. :-I.—WYCLIFFE, REFORMERINCHURCH& STATE GEEAT PESTILENCE, ^2. THE ...... 3. THE FRIAR'S MENDICANT, . . . . .9 PAPAL EXACTIONS, . . . . -154. o. THE TEMPORAL POWEE AND ENGLAND, . . .17 6. AT BRUGES, 21 7. THE GOOD PARLIAMENT, . . . . .22 8. ALIEN DIGNITARIES, . . . . .25 II.—WYCLIFFE, ECCLESIASTICAL WITNESS AND CONFESSOR:— 9. AT ST. PAUL'S, . . . . . .27 10. AT LAMBETH, . ... 32 III.—WYCLIFFE, DOCTRINAL REFORMER:— 11. THE GREAT SCHISM, . . . . .36 12. THE FRIARS BY WYCLIFFE'S SICK BED, . . .41 13." />

T-ANTISM
C, O'GONNOR;WYCLIFFE BALLADS;
H Biography in Verse,
WITH OTHER
POEMS AND BALLADS
OF
PROTESTANTISM
BY
T. CLIFFORD O'CONNOR, B.A.
""The voice ofone crying in the wilderness, Prepare !
"These harbingers ofgood, whom bitter hate
In vain endeavoured to exterminate."
WOKUS\VORTH.
DUBLIN
:
S E A L Y, B R Y E R S AND W A L K E R,
& 96 MIDDLE ABBEY STREET.94> 95
LONDON : KENSIT, 18 PATERNOSTER Row.
J.
BRIGHTON: D. FRIEND.
1888.
COLLEGEBY
SEALY, UllYEllS AND WALKER,
, 1)5, AM) 90 MIDDLE ABBEY STREET,
DUBLIN