 | Horace Walpole - 1806
...(the fullest of jollity and riot of any that preceded or succeeded) could tempt, or suggest to him. He entered into a fatal quarrel, upon a subject very...unwarrantable, with a young nobleman of Scotland, the lord Bruce; upon which they both transported themselves into Flanders, and attended only by two chirurgeons... | |
 | Horace Walpole - 1806
...(the fullest of jollity and riot of any that preceded or succeeded) could tempt, or suggest to him. He entered into a fatal quarrel, upon a subject very unwarrantable, with a cision. His words are, " This Edward, earl of Dorset, died upon the ... day of May, an. 1652, and was... | |
 | Arthur Collins - 1812
...(the fullest of jollity and riot of any that proceeded or succeeded) could tempt or suggest to him. " He entered into a fatal quarrel upon a subject very...unwarrantable with a young nobleman of Scotland, the Lord Bruce 3 upon which they both transported themselves into Flanders, and attended only by two chirurgeons... | |
 | Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - 1826
...(the fullest of jollity and riot of any that preceded, or succeeded) could tempt or suggest to him. He entered into a fatal quarrel, upon a subject very...unwarrantable, with a young nobleman of Scotland, the lord Bruce; upon which they both transported themselves into Flanders, and attended only by two chirurgeons... | |
 | 1826
...(the fullest of jollity and riot of any that preceded, or succeeded) could tempt or suggest to him. He entered into a fatal quarrel, upon a subject very...unwarrantable, with a young nobleman of Scotland, the lord Bruce; upon which they both transported themselves into Flanders, and attended only by two chirurgeons... | |
 | Edmund Lodge - 1835
...(the fullest of jollity and riot of any that preceded or succeeded) could tempt or suggest to him. He entered into a fatal quarrel, upon a subject very...unwarrantable, with a young nobleman of Scotland, the Lord Bruce, upon which they both transported themselves into Flanders, and, attended only by two chirurgiens,... | |
 | William Carpenter - 1837 - 804 頁
...Norfolk, who, dying without male issue, in 1624, the honours devolved upon his brother, Edward, who, before he attained the title, was concerned in a fatal..." He entered into a fatal quarrel, upon a subject verv unwarrantable, with a young nobleman of Scotland, the Lord Bruce : upon which they both transported... | |
 | John Henry Brady - 1839 - 249 頁
...Curzon, of Croxhall, in Derbyshire. Two years after this, namely in 1613,. being then at Croxhall, he was concerned in a fatal duel, which is thus mentioned..."unwarrantable, with a young nobleman of Scotland, the lord Bruce, upon which they both transported themselves into Flanders, and, attended only by two chirurgiens,... | |
 | Edward Hyde (1st earl of Clarendon.), Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon - 1839
...(the fullest of jollity and riot of any that preceded or succeeded) could tempt or suggest to him. He entered into a fatal quarrel, upon a subject very...unwarrantable, with a young nobleman of Scotland, the lord Bruce; upon which they both transported themselves into Flanders, and attended only by two surgeons... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1845
...before this, Dorset, then Sir Edward Sackville, signalised himself by a murderous duel. According to Clarendon, " he entered into a fatal quarrel, upon...unwarrantable, with a young nobleman of Scotland, the Lord Bruce, upon which they both transported themselves into Flanders, and, attended only by two surgeons,... | |
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He entered into a fatal quarrel, upon a subject very unwarrantable, with a young nobleman of Scotland, the lord Bruce; upon which they both transported themselves into Flanders, and attended only by two... 
