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id: 29777
author: Morgan, George Blacker
title: The Identification of the Writer of the Anonymous Letter to Lord Monteagle in 1605
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  The Identification of the Writer of the Anonymous Letter to Lord Monteagle I HISTORICAL ANALYSIS Francis Tresham, of Rushton, in Northamptonshire, has recently (September 11, 1605) succeeded his father, Sir Thomas Tresham (a great sufferer for the Roman Catholic religion), in an inheritance of at least five thousand a year, in present money; after having, as he says, spent most of his time overburdened with debts and wants, and resolves within himself to spend his days quietly. Sir Thomas Tresham had a bailiff or collector, named Thomas Vavasour, an old and much valued Catholic servant,[47] who had, with perhaps other children, two sons, George and William, and a daughter, Muriel.


id: 30490
author: Scribner, Frank Kimball
title: The Fifth of November A Romance of the Stuarts
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  And now, Sir Host, he continued, extending his hand, farewell, but soon, when I am once more to rights, it will do me pleasure to quaff a flagon in thy honest company, for such is a man who knoweth Sir Thomas Winter, and, he continued, drawing closer to the other, is no prating Protestant in these times when he who would seek a favor or gain a title must blow out the candles on his altar, and break its images. Sir Thomas Winter! broke in Digsby, the hour is long past and he is yet absent.


id: 25834
author: Holt, Emily Sarah
title: It Might Have Been: The Story of the Gunpowder Plot
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  And prithee, Mr Aubrey Louvaine, which of all this list of disorders hast thou? I, Aunt? The person addressed was Mr Aubrey Louvaine, and his costume was a marvel of art and a feast of colour.


id: 16654
author: Everett-Green, Evelyn
title: The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn: A Story of the Days of the Gunpowder Plot
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  Then, good Cuthbert, thou wilt be forced to trust to thine own mother wit for a livelihood. that cannot I. Jacob cared little for priests--indeed, he had no very good opinion of the race, and none of Cuthbert's traditional reverence; but he had all an Englishman's love of fair play, and hated the cruelty and cowardice of an angry mob as he hated anything mean and vile, and he doubled back his wrist bands and clinched his horny fists as he answered: I am with thee, good Cuthbert.


id: 37750
author: Ainsworth, William Harrison
title: Guy Fawkes; or, The Gunpowder Treason: An Historical Romance
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  In this way several hours passed, when at length the silence was broken by Tresham, who requested permission to go in search of some refreshment; and Guy Fawkes assenting, they descended to the lower room, and partook of a slight repast. On ascending the steps of the structure, he perceived Guy Fawkes kneeling beside the fountain, apparently occupied in prayer; and, being unwilling to disturb him, he paused.


