Rochelle and Auvergne, head-quarters of the Huguenots

Rowe, Nicholas, dramatist and poet laureate (1715), editor of a

monumental edition of Shakespeare

Rymer, Thomas, Historiographer-royal, and the compiler Of Foedera--a

collection of historical documents concerning the relations of England

and foreign powers (1639-1714)

Ryswick, Peace Of, by this treaty (in 1697) Louis XIV. recognised

William as King of England, and yielded certain towns to Spain and the

Empire

SALVATOR ROSA, a Neapolitan author and artist (1615-73); “the initiator

of romantic landscape,”

Satirist . . . Age, small, libellous, and short-lived weekly papers in

the year 1838

Saxe, led the invading Austrian army into Bohemia, and afterward became

a marshal of the French army, defeating the Duke of Cumberland at

Fontenoy, 1745

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