- comment: "Now
because you
shall not say, that
either out of my owne
conceit I
misliked a phrase, or
presumptuously tooke upon me to
reforme any
thing amisse,...
- In July 1549,
Paget wrote to Somerset: "Every man of the
council have
misliked your proceedings ...
would to God, that, at the
first stir you had followed...
- the
government is of one kind when they like it, and
another when they
mislike it or are
oppressed by the governors. And
monarchy is the best, on practical...
- to
borrow an
image from
Thomas Hobbes’ Leviathan, as a
familiar form
misliked." In effect, the
philosopher Carlos Santana corroborates Hindess's criticism...
- nor refused. Her
efforts to get
sight of her son made
matters worse: "
Mislike is
taken that his
mother and
friends have been in a
house that
looks into...
- In July 1549,
Paget wrote to Seymour: "Every man of the
council have
misliked your
proceedings ...
would to God, that, at the
first stir you had followed...
- that few or none of them do like of it; and our
common people do
utterly mislike of it. I pray you give me
leave to ask you a question: if your lad was...
- March,
James VI
issued a
proclamation recognising that many in
Scotland '
misliked' the
regiment of Morton, who had now resigned, and
James would now accept...
- Wydeville, however, and
showed some
favour to the
cause of Jack Cade (perhaps
misliking the
growing power of
James Fiennes, 1st
Baron Saye and Sele), receiving...
-
swarming daily in the
streets to
behold him,
vowing hatred of all that
durst mislike him." Not only were his
investors and the
queen richly rewarded, Drake...
