...tingled out as a Witnefs of thy Truth •, and even by the Confeffion of my Oppofers, for that Old C*nfe in which I was from my Youth engaged, and for which Thou haft often and wonderfully declared thy Self. Dr. Cartwright the Dean of ChefierV Speech to Kjng James...

...out as a witnefs of thy truth, and even *' by the confeflion of my oppofcrs for that old " taitfe, in which I was from my youth engaged, " and for which thou haft often and wonderfully " declared thyfelf." Thus this infatuated man lived and died with an opinion,...

...out as a witnefs of thy truth, and even by the confefllon of my opponents, for that good old caufe in which I was from my youth engaged, and for which thou haft often and wonderfullydeclared thyfelf. — [Sydney, i96, 4to.] To the King inftead of applying...

...Grant that I may die glorifying thee for all thy mercies; and that at the last thou hast permitted me to be singled out as a w-itness of thy truth, and...thou hast often and wonderfully declared thyself.' * Col. Sydney bore this only motto, without figure, on the Parliament's part in the late war, SANCTVS...

...Grant that I may die glorifying th^e for all thy mercies, and that at the last thou hast permitted me to be singled out as a witness of thy truth ; and...thou hast often and wonderfully declared thyself." Sidney suspecting that the sheriffs might suppress it, took the precaution of giving a copy of it....

...Grant that I may die glorifying thee for all thy merctes, and that at the last thou hast permitted' me to be singled out as a witness of thy truth ; and...opposers, for that ' Old Cause,' in which I was from mjr youth engaged, and for which thou hast often and wonderfully declared thyself." Sidney suspecting...

...Grant that I may die glorifying thee for all thy mei> cies, and that at the last thou hast permitted me to be singled out as a witness of thy truth ; and...thou hast often and wonderfully declared thyself." Sidney suspecting that the sheriffs might suppress it, took the precaution of .giving a copy of it...

...which Algernon Sidney left as his last legacy to the people, when he told them he was about to die for " that Old Cause in which I was from my youth engaged." Udall perpetually insisted on " The Cause." This was a term which served at least for a watch-word...

...Grant that I may die, glorifying thee for all thy mercies ; and that at the last thou hast permitted me to be singled out as a witness of thy truth, and...thou hast often and wonderfully declared thyself.'* His remains were interred at Penshurst in Kent, among those of his noble ancestors. f * Of this paper...

...Grant that I may die, glorifying thee for all thy mercies; and that at the last thou hast permitted me to be singled out as a witness of thy truth, and...thou hast often and wonderfully declared thyself.'* His remains were interred at Penshurst in Kent, among those of his noble ancestors, f * Of this paper...