The history of the worthies of England who for parts and learning have been eminent in the several counties : together with an historical narrative of the native commodities and rarities in each county / endeavoured by Thomas Fuller.
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- The history of the worthies of England who for parts and learning have been eminent in the several counties : together with an historical narrative of the native commodities and rarities in each county / endeavoured by Thomas Fuller.
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- Fuller, Thomas, 1608-1661.
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- London :: Printed by J.G.W.L. and W.G. for Thomas Williams ...,
- 1662.
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Contents
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- TO HIS Sacred Majesty.
- To the Reader.
- ERRATA.
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THE WORTHIES OF ENGLAND
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CHAPTER I. The Designe of the ensuing Work. -
CHAP. II. TheReal Topicks insisted on in the Respective Counties. - CHAPTER III. Of the first Quaternion of Persons.
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CHAPTER IV. Of Popes, Cardinalsand Prelatesbefore the Reformation. -
CHAP. V. Since the Reformation. -
CHAPTER VI. Of such who have been worthy States-Men in our Land. -
CHAPTER VII. OfCapital Judges, andWriters on theCommon Law. -
CHAPTER VIII. OfSouldiers andSeamen, with the necessity to encourage the Trade ofFishing. -
CHAPTER IX. OfWriters on theCannon andCivil Law, Physick, Chemistry, andChirurgery. -
CHAP. X. Writers. -
CHAP. XI. Of Benefactors to the Publick, wherein also Choise Charities are recommended to men of Estates. -
CHAP. XII. Of Memorable Persons. -
CHAP. XIII. OfLord Maiors ofLONDON. -
CHAP. XIV. A Catalogue of all the Gentry inENGLAND, made in the Reign ofKing HENRY the Sixth, why inserted in our Book. -
CHAP. XV.
Of SHIRE-REEVESor SHIRIFFES. -
CHAP. XVI. Of the Coats ofARMS, affixed to such, who have beenSheriffs ofCounties. -
CHAP. XVII. Of the often Altering ofSirnames, and the Various Writing thereof. -
CHAP. XVIII. Of ModernBattels. -
CHAP. XIX. Of the Number of Modern Shires or Counties inEngland; And why theWORTHIES in thisWork are digestedCounty-wayes. -
CHAP. XX. ThatClergy-men formerly carried the Register of theirBirth∣place in theirSirnames, and why; As also that (Since the Reformation) theSons of themarried Clergy have been assuccesseful as others. -
CHAP. XXI. General Rules for theAUTHOR andREADERS. Ease.-
Of the
Dates of Time annexed to the Persons and their Actions. - An Apology for Qualificatives used, and Blanks left in this History.
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What
REM. forRemove when affixed in the Margin doth Denote. -
How Persons belonging to several
Topicks are ranked. -
What
Ampliandum, so often occurring in this Book, doth import. -
What
S. N. frequently appearing prefixed toMens NAMES doth signifie.
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Of the
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CHAP. XXII. AnAccommodation to preventExceptions about thePre∣cedency of severalProfessions. -
CHAP. XXIII. Of theAUTHORS from whom ourIntelligence in theFollowing WORK hath beenDerived. -
CHAP. XXIII. A double Division of the English Gentry, 1. According to the Nation whence they were extracted, 2. According to the Profession whereby they were advanced. -
CHAP. XXIV. Some General Exceptions against the Style and Matter of theAUTHOR prevented.- exception - 1
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CHAP. XXV. An Apologie for the unvoluntary Omissions in thisBOOK.
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part
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county
- Naturall Commodities.
- The Manufactures.
- The Buildings.
- Proverbs.
- Princes.
- Saints.
- Martyrs.
- Confessors.
- Cardinalls.
- Prelats.
- States-men.
- Souldiers.
- Writers.
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B
nefactors to th Publick. - Memorable Persons.
- The Battles.
- The Farewell.
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BEDFORD-SHIRE.
- Naturall Commodities.
- The Manufactures.
- The Buildings.
- Wonders.
- Proverbs.
- Princes.
- Saints.
- Martyrs.
- Prelates.
- Capital Judges, and Writers on the Law.
- Writers.
- Benefactors to the Publick.
- Memorable Persons.
- The Farewell.
- BUCKINGHAM-SHIRE.
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CAMBRIDGE-SHIRE.
- Naturall Commodities,
- Manufactures.
- The Buildings.
- Wonders.
- Proverbs.
- Martyrs.
- Prelats.
- States-men.
- Souldiers.
- Writers.
- Benefactors to the publick.
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Memorable Persons.
- Lord Mayors.
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The Names of the Gentry of this County Returned by the Commissioners in the twelfth year of King
Henry the sixth, 1433. - The Sheriffs of Cambridge and Huntington-shires.
- Sheriffs of Cambridge and Huntington.
- The Sheriffs of Cambridge-shire alone.
- The Sheriffs of Cambridge and Huntington-shires again.
- The Farewell.
- CHES-SHIRE.
- county
- CORNWALL.
- CUMBERLAND.
- DERBY-SHIRE.
- DEVON-SHIRE.
- EXETER.
- DORCET-SHIRE.
- DURHAM.
-
ESSEX.
- Naturall Commodities.
- Manufactures.
- The Buildings.
- The Wonders.
- Proverbs.
- Princes.
- Saints.
- Martyrs.
- Confessors.
- Cardinalls.
- Prelates.
- States-men.
- Capitall Judges.
- Souldiers.
- Physicians.
- Writers.
- Benefactors to the Publick.
- Memorable Persons.
- The Battels.
- The Farewell.
- GLOUCESTER-SHIRE.
- county
- county
- county
- county
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county
- Natural Commodities.
- Manufactures.
- The Buildings.
- The Wonders.
- The Navy Royal.
- Medicinal Waters.
- Proverbs.
- Princes.
- Saints.
- Martyrs.
- Confessors.
- Cardinals.
- Prelates.
- States-Men.
- Capital Judges and Writers on the Law.
- Souldiers.
- Seamen.
- Civilians.
- Physicians.
- Writers.
- Benefactors to the Publick.
- Memorable Persons.
- The Farewell.
- CANTERBURY.
- LANCASHIRE.
- LEIGESTERSHIRE.
- county
- county
- county
- WESTMINSTER.
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county
- Natural Commodities.
- Manufactures,
- Proverbs.
- Princes.
- Prelats.
- Capital Judges and Writers on the Law.
- Souldiers.
- Seamen.
- Writers.
- Benefactors to the Publique.
- Memorable Persons.
- The Farewell.
- county
- county
- county
- NOTTINGHAM-SHIRE.
- county
- county
- county
- county
- county
- county
- county
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county
- Naturall Commodities.
- Manufactures.
- Buildings.
- Medicinal Waters.
- The Wonders.
- Proverbs.
- Princes.
- Martyrs.
- Confessors.
- Prelates.
- States-men.
- Sea-men.
- Writers.
- Romish Exile Writers.
- Benefactors to the Publick.
- Memorable Persons.
- The Farewell.
- SUSSEX.
- VVARWICK-SHIRE.
- VVESTMERLAND.
- VVILT-SHIRE.
- county
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YORK-SHIRE.
- Naturall Commodities.
- Manufactures,
- Medicinall Waters.
- The Buildings.
- Proverbs.
- Princes.
- Saints.
- Martyrs.
- Confessors.
- Cardinalls.
- Prelates.
- Capitall Judges.
- States▪ Men.
- Seamen.
- Physicians.
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W
iters. - Romish Exile Writers.
- Benefactors to the Publick.
- Memorable Persons.
- The Battles.
- The Farewell.
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A NECESSARY PREFACE TO THE READER. - WALES.
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AN ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO FULLER'S
Worthies of England.