Henry the Sixth, voy. plus haut, p

Pagan and Popish pricsts Are but two names for the same bloody bcasts... Tlien haller priesls and tye 'oui to the racks, If you will kcep the DevU off Iheir backs.

(Thyestes, épilogue.)

2. There is in every Irue Protestant Dreasl A Heraclitus Ridens, his Conlest, A Knavc in Barnest, and a Saint in Jcst. The Saint looks up to Heaven, the Knave that while Your Pocket picks, and at the Chcat docs smile ;...

{City PoUliques, Actus I, Scœna 1.)

Voy. aussi plus haut, p. 155.

3. Dans son Englisli prier il attaque la cour de Jacques II et les catholiques ; dans le prologue il prend à parti ces gens qui

... arc so Mad, they'd give up Englands Glory, Only to keep the wretched Name of Tory.

Dans la dédicace de son Caligula, il chante la Piévolulion, et critique vertement Charles II et Jacques II : a ... This P.evolution, which has heen so happy to England, and the greatest part of Europe. Had not this change been, almost ail Europe had been overrun by France; England, for certain, had lost ils Rights, Libcrties, and Religion, and perhaps, been no more a Kingdom, but a Province to France, a Vassal to Vassals, and for ail its Wealth had nothing but a Wafcr... And what a glorious figure does England now make in Comparison ofwhat it did some years ago ? It lay one Reign liccalm'd in Luxury : In another Fetter'd : In this Reign it has not only freed it self, but humbled France, and protected Germany, Spain, and HoUand.and appcars one of the greatest Powers in Christendom. »