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He was an ardent Royalist, and in a poem entitled "Epitaph to the Eternal Memory of Charles the First. Inhumanly murthered by a perfidious Party of His prevalent Subjects," refers to Charles as "Christ the Second." Felsing (fel's ing), Georg Jakob. Born at Darmstadt, Germany, July 22, 1802: died at Darmstadt, June 9, 1883. A German engraver. Darmstadt, Felton (fel'ton), Cornel i us Conway. Born at West Newbury, Ma ., Nov. 6, 1807: died at Chester, Pa., Feb. 26, 1862. An American cla ical scholar, president of Harvard Uni Ancient and Modern" (1867). versity 1860-62. His chief work is "Greece, Felton, John. Hanged at Tyburn, Nov. 28, 1628. An English a a in. He entered the army at an early age, and served as a lieutenant under Sir Edward Cecil at Cadiz in 1625. Made reckle by poverty, and inflamed by the reading of the Remonstrance of Parliament, he a a inated, Aug. 23, 1628, the Duke of Bucking ham, who had refused him the command of a company. Felton, Septimius. See Septimius Felton . Feltre (fel'tre). A small town in the province of Belluno, Italy, 45 miles north-northwest of Felix, Minucius. See Minucius Felix . Felix Holt, the Radical. A novel by George Venice. Eliot, published in 1866.