The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandHarper & Row, 1965 - 449 páginas |
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... English government at a time of danger in its relations with the Continent . And in the reconstruction of government emerging from the brilliant mind of Thomas Cromwell , laying the founda- tions of the modern English state , careful ...
... English government at a time of danger in its relations with the Continent . And in the reconstruction of government emerging from the brilliant mind of Thomas Cromwell , laying the founda- tions of the modern English state , careful ...
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Alfred Leslie Rowse. were only 245 English families settled on the land . Instead of letting the lands to English tenants , building up a yeomanry as the intention was , transplanting the strength and solidity of the English social ...
Alfred Leslie Rowse. were only 245 English families settled on the land . Instead of letting the lands to English tenants , building up a yeomanry as the intention was , transplanting the strength and solidity of the English social ...
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... English power into challenging it . Some of the English sympathised with him in his dilemma — notably Sir John Norris , who , sent as General against him , temporised and was in favour of compromise with him . For this Norris was blamed ...
... English power into challenging it . Some of the English sympathised with him in his dilemma — notably Sir John Norris , who , sent as General against him , temporised and was in favour of compromise with him . For this Norris was blamed ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 10 |
WALES | 45 |
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