of

PHILIP HOWARD,

EARL OF ARUNDEL,

and of

ANNE DACRES,

His Wife.

Edited from the Original MSS.

BY

THE DUKE OF NORFOLK, E.M.

LONDON:

HURST AND BLACKETT, Publishers,
Succeffors to HENRY COLBURN,

13 Great Marlborough Street.

MDCCCLVII.

210. C. 146.

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conftruction of the text has enabled me to fave a portion of that page which I fhould otherwife have omitted. should not, however, have made even these flight alterations but for the advice of a friend.

NORFOLK, E.M.

ARUNDEL CAstle, Feast of St Philip Neri.

CONTENTS.

Philip Howard Earl of Arundel.

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CHAPTER

I. His Birth and Parentage.

II. His Childhood and Education

III. His going to Court, and the Hurt he

receiv'd by it

IV. The Occafions of bis Converfion to the

V. The Beginning of his Troubles .

VI. His Reconciliation to the Church, and

VII. His Refolution to leave the Kingdome,

and his Letter to the Queen.

VIII. His Taking at Sea, and Committment

to the Tower

IX. His Examination and Cenfure in the

Starr-Chamber .

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XIII. His Examination about that Business

XIV. His Arraignment and Condemnation

XV. What he did after his Condemnation

XVI. The Manner of bis Life in ye Tower

XVII. The Occafion of his laft Sickness, and

Manner of his Death .

XVIII. His Burial, and other Accidents after

bis Death

XIX. A Defcription of his Perfon, and Na-

tural Gifts

XX. Some of his Moral Vertues

XXI. The Care of his Confcience, and Sor-

row for his Sins

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XXII. His Conftancy in the Catholick Faith

XXIII. His Chearfulness in Suffering, and

Confidence in God

XXIV. His Charity and Good Defires

XXV. The great Good Eftimation others had

of Him

CONTENTS.

The Lady Anne Counteffe of Arundell

CHAPTER

and Surrey.

I. Her Birth, Parentage, and Education

II. Her Marriage, and the Means used to

pervert her Judgement in Religion

III. The Unkind Usage fhe received from

her Husband for a Time

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V. Her Imprisonment, and the Manifold

Afflictions be underwent after ber

Converfion

VI. The Queen's Hatred towards Her

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