In a copy of Johnson's _Dictionary_ before me, I find

"HAVOCK (haroc, Sax.), waste; wide and general devastation."

_Spenser_.

"HAVOCK, _interj_, a word of encouragement to slaughter."

_Shakspeare_.

"TO HAVOCK, _v. a._, to waste; to destroy; to lay waste."

_Spenser_.

Jarltzberg.

_Schlegel on Church Property in England._--Fr. Schlegel, in his

_Philosophy of History_, says, p. 403., "in England and Sweden church

property remained inviolate:" what the case may be in Sweden I do not

know, but it appears strange that a man of such general knowledge as F.

Schlegel should make such an assertion as regards England.

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