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Henry Hart (fl. 1549)
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Henry Hart or Harte (fl. 1549) was an English author of religious treatises.
Quotes
Wo be to those filthye spottes which...count it pleasure to liue deliciously for a season, whiche as ragyng waues of the sea foome oute theyr filthynes and shame.
Woe be to those filthy spots which...count it pleasure to live deliciously for a season, which as raging waves of the sea foam out their filthiness and shame.
A Consultorie for all Christians: Most Godly and Ernestly Warnyng al People, to Beware least They Beare the Name of Christians in Vayne (Worcester: Iohn Oswen, 1549), n.p.
External links
Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900/Hart, Henry (fl.1549)
Category:Non-fiction authors from England