... have smiled at his laborious attempt, they would have had no reason to be offended, were it not for his traducement of Anne Boleyn, and the other women who had the misfortune of bong his wives. Some peeple, for the sake of a name and remembrance, will ...

... eloquent. The article is mainly occupied with two subjectsthe suppression of the monasteries, and the crimes imputed to Anne Boleyn. On the latter question, a decided opinion is expressed against the innocence of the unfortunate Queen. Mr De Quincey inclines ...

... is equal to that of the strongest. We see this in great things. We perfectly appreciate the sweet and noble dignity of an Ann Boleyn, • Mary Queen of Scots, or • Marie Antoinette. We see that it is grand for these delicately-bred, high-nurtured, helpless ...