An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (4 of 8)
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An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (4 of 8)
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When shall our minds wholly convert
From wealth, and worldly gain?
When shall the movings of our heart
From wickedness refrain?
When shall this flesh return to dust,
From whence the same did spring?
When shall the trial of our trust
Appearing with triumphing?
When shall the Trump blow out his blast,
And thy dear babes revive?
When shall the Whore be headlong cast,
That sought us to deprive?
When shall Thy CHRIST, our King, appear
With power and renown?
When shall Thy saints, that suffer here,
Receive their promised crown?
When shall the faithful, firmly stand?
Before Thy face to dwell;
When shall Thy foes, at Thy left hand,
Be cast into the hell?
* * * * *
_Apoca. 22._
_Come, +LORD JESU!+_
T. B.
Imprinted at London, by John Kingston for
Richard Adams.
FOOTNOTES:
[2] BONNER.
[3] _Grinstead._
_The winning of Calais by the French,_
_January_ 1558 A.D.
There is but little doubt that the gross negligence whereby Calais
was lost to us, was but the natural outcome of the national
demoralization occasioned by the public administration of Queen
MARY; which placed all Laymen at the mercy of the Spiritualty,
and all Englishmen at the command of the Spaniard. Looking
back, all now acknowledge that the loss of Calais was a gain
to England, as well as to France: but for a time, it did sting
Englishmen to the quick; and that, all the more, seeing it was
lost in a war in which we were only fighting PHILIP's battles,
and had no real concern ourselves.
We here group the following Eye Witness reports, accounts, &c., of
the loss of the English Pale in France.
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_+CALAIS.+_ G. FERRERS, _General Narrative of the Recapture_ 173
Lord WENTWORTH and the Council at Calais.
_Letter to Queen MARY, 23 May 1557_ 186
Lords WENTWORTH and GREY and the Council at
Calais. _Report to Queen MARY, 27 Dec. 1557_ 187
Lord WENTWORTH. _Letter to Queen MARY,_
_1 January 1558; 9 p.m._ 190
Lord WENTWORTH. _Letter to Queen MARY,_
_2 January 1558; 10 p.m._ 192
J. HIGHFIELD. _Narrative of the Capture of Calais_,
[March 1558] 196
J. FOX. _Mistress THORPE's escape at Calais_ 202
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