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It is not, however, an unfair example of Lady Newcastle's fantastic style. Lady Newcastle died in 1673, and was buried in Westminster Abbey, "A wise, witty, and learned Lady, which her many books do well testify." SIR, I received your letter to-day, when I thought it almost impossible that I should be sensible of anything but my father's sickness and my own affliction in it.
So he returned with the blessings of peace, "which," as he said, "is a reward beyond all earthly treasure." In 1673, George Fox came back from his travels in America, and Penn and his wife had great joy in welcoming him at Bristol. No sooner, however, had Fox arrived than the Declaration of Indulgence was withdrawn.
He was named to the Académie Française in 1673, and when he retired from the theatre was a welcome and honoured guest at the most brilliant court of the world. He was made private historian to the King and accompanied him on various campaigns. The King showed Racine every favour.
Connecticut, Public Acts passed by the General Assembly of. Cromwell, J.W. The Negro in American History: Men and Women Eminent in the Evolution of the American of African Descent. Davidson, A., and Stowe, B. A Complete History of Illinois from 1673 to 1873. Delany, M.R. The Condition, Elevation, Emigration and Destiny of the Colored People of the United States: politically considered.
Three naval battles were fought in 1673, all near the coast of the United Provinces; the first two, June 7 and June 14, off Schoneveldt, from which place they have taken their name; the third, known as the battle of the Texel, August 21. In all three Ruyter attacked, choosing his own time, and retiring when it suited him to the protection of his own shores.
Ignatius, on the main land, north of the island of Mackinac. Here, surrounded by his little flock of wondering listeners, he preached until the spring of 1673; but all the time his wish to carry the gospel where its sound had never been heard was growing stronger. He felt in his heart the impulse of his calling, to lead the way and open a path for the advance of light.
Each bears a scroll which contains one, his comic plays, arranged in chronological order; and the other, his serious plays, arranged in like manner. The basement is beautifully sculptured. The inscriptions are as follows: "A. Moliere. Ne a Paris, le 15 Jauvier, 1622, et mort a Paris, le 17 Fevrier, 1673."
In 1673, Fathers Marquette and Joliet went from Green Bay to the Neenah or Fox River, and, descending the Wisconsin, discovered the Mississippi on the 17th of June. In 1679, La Salle made his voyage up the Lakes in the Griffin, the first vessel built above the Falls of Niagara.
M. de Turenne alone had managed to escape from the administrative level. "I see quite clearly," he wrote to Louvois on the 9th of September, 1673, "what are the king's wishes, and I will do all I can to conform to them but you will permit me to tell you that I do not think that it would be to his Majesty's service to give precise orders, at such a distance, to the most incapable man in France."
Journal du Voyage fait au Cap de Bonne Espérance. Paris, 1673. 12mo. This work is well known to astronomers; but it also deserves to be perused by those who wish to detect the errors of Kolben, and by the light which it throws on the manners of the Hottentots. Description du Cap de Bonne Espérance. Amsterdam, 1778. 8vo.
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