The church-history of Britain from the birth of Jesus Christ until the year M.DC.XLVIII endeavoured by Thomas Fuller.

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The church-history of Britain from the birth of Jesus Christ until the year M.DC.XLVIII endeavoured by Thomas Fuller.
Author
Fuller, Thomas, 1608-1661.
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London :: Printed for Iohn Williams ...,
1655.
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University of Cambridge -- History.
Great Britain -- Church history.
Waltham Abbey (England) -- History.
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Anno 1562. Elizabethae quinto.

Item, For a cloth of Buckeram for the Communion-Table, and the making, four shillings.] Having fold so much could they not afford a better Carpet? Is there no mean betwixt painting a face, and not washing it? He must have a fixt aim, and strong hand, who hits decency, and misseth gaudiness and sluttery, But there is a generation of people who over-do in the spirit of opposition: such conceive that a tressel is good enough for Gods Table, and sucn a Table, Covering enough for it self.

Item, For Lattices for the Church-windows, fifteen shillings.] Fain would I for the credit of our Church by Lattices understand Casements, if the word would bear it. Yet surely it was not for covetousness wholly to spare gla∣zing, but thrift to preserve the glass, that these Lattices did fence them on the outside.

Item, Paid for a Bay Nagge given to Mr Henry Denny for the Abby wall, three pound seventeen shillings.] This Nagge was rather a thankful acknow∣ledgment of Mr Denny his propriety, then a just valuation of what the Pa∣rish received from him, for it followeth.

Item, To Labourers which did undermine, the said wall, fourty five shil∣lings nine pence.] What then may the materials of that wall be presumed worth in themselves? I conceive this was a building which ranged East be∣yond the old Steeple, the demolishing whereof brought much profit to, the Parish, whole Wardens for some years drave a great trade in the sale Lead; Stone, and Timber, all devoured in the roofing, flooring, and finishing of their Steeple,

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