- Bristol. The
church was
described by
Queen Elizabeth I as "the fairest,
goodliest, and most
famous parish church in England."
Secular buildings include...
- in 1574, was said to have
described St Mary
Redcliffe as "The fairest,
goodliest and most
famous parish church in England". In 1628
Charles I similarly...
-
North Carolina to Raleigh, stated: "We have
discovered the main to be the
goodliest soil
under the cope of heaven, so
abounding with
sweet trees that bring...
- entire; of the rest of his
allies he
picked out a few from each people, the
goodliest men and
those that he knew to have done some good service...
Thereby the...
- entire; of the rest of his
allies he
picked out a few from each people, the
goodliest men and
those that he knew to have done some good service...
Thereby the...
- of
Paradise up sprung... And
higher than that Wall a
circling row Of
goodliest trees loaden with
fairest fruit,
Blossoms and
fruits at once of golden...
-
country where God in
human shape did fare. 2. Lands, the greatest,
goodliest, fairest, Many such mine eyes have seen; O'er them all the
crown thou...
-
Historical Publications. ISBN 0-948667-29-X. Bowlt, Eileen. M (1989). 'The
Goodliest Place in Middle****'. A
history of the
Ancient Parish of
Ruislip from the...
- Bristol. The
church was
described by
Queen Elizabeth I as "the fairest,
goodliest, and most
famous parish church in England." The New Room was
built in...
- "from the
interior of the continent" who "by
force seized upon one of the
goodliest places near the sea, and
became a
Terror to all
their Neighbors." Much...
