The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandHarper & Row, 1965 - 449 páginas |
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... Leicester's partisans . Far from being the leader of a united people — not even the Prince had achieved that - Leicester became the embittered leader of a faction within it . Moreover , he did not acquire the prestige of victory he ...
... Leicester's partisans . Far from being the leader of a united people — not even the Prince had achieved that - Leicester became the embittered leader of a faction within it . Moreover , he did not acquire the prestige of victory he ...
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... Leicester brought over as Muster Master , wrote that in the garrisons the men were " so licentiously accustomed heretofore as any due military discipline seemeth to them intolerable " . The fact was that a due military discipline had ...
... Leicester brought over as Muster Master , wrote that in the garrisons the men were " so licentiously accustomed heretofore as any due military discipline seemeth to them intolerable " . The fact was that a due military discipline had ...
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... Leicester's nephew and Walsingham's son - in- law , had been given the key - post of Governor of Flushing ; a ... Leicester dared not attack him . The best Leicester could do was to attack Doesburg , to draw him away . Here , Pelham was ...
... Leicester's nephew and Walsingham's son - in- law , had been given the key - post of Governor of Flushing ; a ... Leicester dared not attack him . The best Leicester could do was to attack Doesburg , to draw him away . Here , Pelham was ...
Contenido
PREFACE | 9 |
THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 10 |
WALES | 45 |
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