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Ballance of Europe, Wherein the Power and Weaknes, Glory and Reproch, Vertues and Vices, Plenty and Want, Advantages and Defects, Antiquity and Modernes of All the Kingdoms and States of Christendom are Impartially Poiz'd. At a Solemn Convention of Som German Princes in Sundry
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may have also played a part. Howell continued to write and publish from prison. He was released in 1651. He dedicated Some Sober
Reflections (1656) to Cromwell, praising him for ending the Rump Parliament in 1653, obsequiously fawning over the Protector in the process, ending his dedication, "I rest
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prescribing as certain rules as the language will bear, for forreners to learn
English: there is also another grammar of the Spanish or Castilian Toung, with some special remarks upon the Portugues dialect, &c. whereunto is annexed a discours or dialog containing a perambulation of Spain and
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Historie of the Late Revolutions in Naples; and of Their Monstrous Successes, Not to be Parallel'd by any Ancient or Modern History. Published by the Lord Alexander Giraffi in Italian; and (for the Rarenesse of the Subject) Rendred to English, by J[ames] H[owell]
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Massaniello, His Body Taken Out of the Town-ditch, and Solemnly Buried, with Epitaphs upon Him. A Continuation of the Tumult; the D of Guise Made Generalissimo; Taken Prisoner by Young Don John of Austria. The End of the
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Grammar, and a Dialogue consisting of all Gallicismes, with additions of the most usefull and significant Proverbs, with other refinements according to Cardinall Richeleiu's late
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Paroimiographia. Proverbs, or, old Sayed Sawes & Adages in
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College in 1623, but he was never formally admitted and his place was taken by another in 1626. Until he was 13, he was schooled in Hereford. He went to Oxford at the age of 19.
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in 1660. This lexicon also contains a thematic dictionary in 52 sections, ranging from anatomy to cosmology. Howell's
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The Formative Period of English Familiar Letter-writers and Their Contribution to the English Essay
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