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The Life and Times of Alfred the Great

Note 843 — LECTURE VI LITERARY WORKS (continued); SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION

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I have not read this book myself; but More’s great-grandson Cresacre More describes it as ‘a most excellent book, full of spiritual and forcible motives, expressing lively Sir Thomas’ singular resolution to apply all those wholesome medicines to himself,’ Life of Sir T. More, ch. x. ad init.

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