The Works of Richard Hurd, Lord Bishop of Worcester: Moral and political dialogues

ABRAHAM COWLEY ADDISON affection allodial amusements ancient appear ARBUTHNOT authority bear-baiting better called canon law character chivalry CICERO circumstances civil civil law constitution conversation court COWLEY crown deserve DIALOGUE DIALOGUE II DIGBY doubt earl of Essex EDMUND WALLER ELIZABETH English entertainment expence fancy favour favourite feudal fortune genius give glory hath Hence honour house of STUART humour instance king language law DIALOGUE learned least liberty Lord Lord CLARENDON lordship manner matter mean ment mind mon language Muse nation nature neral never noble observed occasion panegyric perhaps persons philosophic pleasure poetry poets pretend prince principles proper purpose queen racter reason reign retirement Roman scene shew SOMERS sort speak spirit suppose ther thing thou thought tion true truth turn virtue WALLER words writer zeal