 ... use, but be devoted towards the maintenance of a military force, and that therefore no more demands should be made on the nation for subsidies and aids. Similarly when the guild lands and chantry lands were confiscated at the beginning of Edward's...  Eight Chapters on the History of Work and Wages - Stran 84avtor: James Edwin Thorold Rogers - 1894 - 206 straniCelotni ogled - O knjigi
 | 1902 - 742 strani
...lands were confiscated at the beginning of Edward's reign, a promise was made that the estates of these foundations should be devoted to good and proper uses,...that this violent change of ownership, apart from any consideration of previous practice on the part of these several institutions, must have aggravated... | |
 | Sir Edward Coke - 1826 - 734 strani
...as appeareth by the preamble thereof (G 1), viz. " For the education of youth in virtue and piety at grammar schools, for the further augmentation of the universities, and the better provision of the poor and needy," which by the said act of 1 E. 6. are called good and godly uses ; and therefore... | |
 | James Edwin Thorold Rogers - 1885 - 260 strani
...lands were confiscated at the beginning of Edward's reign, a promise was made that the estates of these foundations should be devoted to good and proper uses,...and Cecils, and the rest of the crew who surrounded Unthrone of Edward. It cannot therefore, 1 think, be doubted that this violent change of ownership,... | |
 | John Proffatt, Abraham Clark Freeman - 1885 - 858 strani
...maintained, as appeareth by the preamble thereof, viz. : ' For the education of youth in virtue and piety at grammar schools, for the further augmentation of the- universities, and the better provision of the poor and needy,' which, by the said act of 1 Edw. VI. are called good and godly uses; and therefore... | |
 | William James Ashley - 1893 - 552 strani
...to such purposes would be better applied to the erecting of grammar schools, the further augmenting of the universities, and the better provision for the poor and needy. To what extent these professed objects were realized, to what extent the revenues were squandered or... | |
 | William James Ashley - 1909 - 526 strani
...to such purposes would be better applied to the erecting of grammar .schools, the further augmenting of the universities, and the better provision for the poor and needy. To what extent these professed objects were realized, to what extent the revenues were squandered or... | |
 | James E. Thorold Rogers - 2006 - 608 strani
...lands were confiscated at the beginning of Edward's reign, a promise was made that the estates of these foundations should be devoted to good and proper uses,...surrounded the throne of Edward. It cannot therefore, ill think, be doubted that this violent change of ownership, ^apart from any considerations of previous... | |
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