Famous memoirs of father and son Quaker ministers, who travelled and preachers widely across North America and the World on the precepts and tents of the Friends.Nathan Hunt's family emigrated to what were then the colonies of New Jersey and Pennsylvania between 1670 and 1719. His father, William Hunt, was born in New Jersey and moved to North Carolina about 1752 and was a charter member of New Garden Monthly Meeting in present-day Greensboro when it was organized in 1754."Na...

George III. was in his twenty-third year when he succeeded his grandfather, George II., on October 25, 1760. His accession caused general satisfaction. The jacobite schism had come to an end; no one imagined that a restoration of the exiled house was possible, or seriously wished that it might take place. The remembrance of the rising of '45 strengthened the general feeling of loyalty to the reigning house; the Old Pretender had lost all interest in public affairs, and his son, Charles Edw...

George the Third was in his twenty-third year when he succeeded his grandfather, George the Second, on October 25, 1760. His accession caused general satisfaction. The jacobite schism had come to an end; no one imagined that a restoration of the exiled house was possible, or seriously wished that it might take place...

George III. was in his twenty-third year when he succeeded his grandfather, George II., on October 25, 1760. His accession caused general satisfaction. The jacobite schism had come to an end; no one imagined that a restoration of the exiled house was possible, or seriously wished that it might take place. The remembrance of the rising of '45 strengthened the general feeling of loyalty to the reigning house; the Old Pretender had lost all interest in public affairs, and his son, Charles Edw...

William Hunt was an English clergyman and historian.

William Hunt was an English clergyman and historian.

The Gospel was first brought to the Teutonic conquerors of Britain by Roman missionaries, and was received by the kings of various kingdoms. From the first the Church that was planted here was national in character, and formed a basis for national union; and when that union was accomplished the English State became coextensive with the English Church, and was closely united with it. The main object of this book is to trace the relations of the Church both with the Papacy and with the State...

The Gospel was first brought to the Teutonic conquerors of Britain by Roman missionaries, and was received by the kings of various kingdoms. From the first the Church that was planted here was national in character, and formed a basis for national union; and when that union was accomplished the English State became coextensive with the English Church, and was closely united with it. The main object of this book is to trace the relations of the Church both with the Papacy and with the State...

In "The History of England, from the Earliest Times to the Norman Conquest," Thomas Hodgkin embarks on an ambitious scholarly endeavor to chronicle the formative years of English history. Utilizing a narrative style that synthesizes both historical fact and engaging storytelling, Hodgkin explores the intricate tapestry of early England, detailing the various tribes, cultures, and pivotal events that shaped the nation prior to 1066. This work not only serves as a chronological account but a...

T. F. Tout's "The History of England" presents a comprehensive and insightful analysis of England's tumultuous past, weaving together a tapestry of political, social, and cultural narratives. Tout employs a scholarly yet accessible literary style, marked by meticulous research and a clear presentation of complex historical events. His work is situated within the broader context of early 20th-century historiography, where the rise of social history challenged traditional political narrative...

In "The History of England," T. F. Tout presents a comprehensive narrative that spans the tumultuous epochs of English history, from Roman conquest to the dawn of the modern age. The book is characterized by its meticulous attention to primary sources and a narrative style that intertwines events, individuals, and societal transformations. Tout seeks not merely to recount facts but to weave a tapestry of sociopolitical evolution, emphasizing the interplay between governance and the populac...

The Haunters & The Haunted is a genre-spanning anthology that masterfully intertwines the chilling motifs of haunting and the supernatural with the profound depths of human experience. Delving into the realms of gothic, romantic, and early modern narratives, this collection offers a panorama of ghostly tales and eerie ballads, each unraveling immense psychological tension and timeless existential quandaries. The collected works span an impressive array of styles, from the ethereal tones of...