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faith of will
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well Lorcant

1837 Ensigns

From the original Ricture in the Possession of the R Hon Lord Braybrook

London T&W Boone Bond Street.

OF

SIR BENJAMIN RUDYERD, KNT.

CONTAINING

HIS SPEECHES AND POEMS;

"Sir Benjamin Rudyerd was a man in great vogue in those days, a wit and poet, and the
intimate friend of William Earl of Pembroke, with whose poems Sir Benjamin's are printed."
HORACE WALPOLE's edit. of Life of Lord Herbert of Cherbury.

"One of the most eloquent men in that best age of English eloquence."

SOUTHEY'S Book of the Church, p. 460.

"Who so nobly defended the Bishops."--GRAINGER'S Biog. Dict.

TO WHICH ARE ADDED

THE LETTERS OF HIS GREAT-GREAT-GRANDSON

BENJAMIN RUDYERD, ESQ.

CAPTAIN IN THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS AT THE BATTLE OF FONTENOY.

EDITED BY

JAMES ALEXANDER MANNING,

OF THE INNER TEMPLE.

LONDON:

T. & W. BOONE, NEW BOND STREET.

M.DCCC.XLI.