The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandHarper & Row, 1965 - 449 páginas |
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... Catholic ; yet they were all on the whole loyal . There was the certainty of creating enemies superfluously , by attempting to force the religious legislation upon them . Every Lord Deputy from the first - with the exception of the ...
... Catholic ; yet they were all on the whole loyal . There was the certainty of creating enemies superfluously , by attempting to force the religious legislation upon them . Every Lord Deputy from the first - with the exception of the ...
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... Catholic cause was very unrespectable in its methods , nor is it sensible to regard them as ineffective : they were bitterly effective . The Protestants may perhaps be excused for regarding their survival - and ultimate victory — as ...
... Catholic cause was very unrespectable in its methods , nor is it sensible to regard them as ineffective : they were bitterly effective . The Protestants may perhaps be excused for regarding their survival - and ultimate victory — as ...
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... Catholic Thinkers I : God and Man A. ROBERT CAPONIGRI , Ed .: Modern Catholic Thinkers II : The Church and the Political Order TB / 307 THOMAS CORBISHLEY , S. J .: Roman Catholicism TB / 112 CHRISTOPHER DAWSON : The Historic Reality of ...
... Catholic Thinkers I : God and Man A. ROBERT CAPONIGRI , Ed .: Modern Catholic Thinkers II : The Church and the Political Order TB / 307 THOMAS CORBISHLEY , S. J .: Roman Catholicism TB / 112 CHRISTOPHER DAWSON : The Historic Reality of ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 10 |
WALES | 45 |
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