The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandHarper & Row, 1965 - 449 páginas |
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... Philip did not need so much to appeal to public opinion in his country : he financed his wars by American treasure : only American treasure , as the English did not fail to point out , enabled him to maintain his various tyrannies , in ...
... Philip did not need so much to appeal to public opinion in his country : he financed his wars by American treasure : only American treasure , as the English did not fail to point out , enabled him to maintain his various tyrannies , in ...
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... Philip had some forty galleons under construction : far more than the Queen had , though she , too , was building a small number of our favourite Revenges . By these means it is not generally realised that Philip was able to send a ...
... Philip had some forty galleons under construction : far more than the Queen had , though she , too , was building a small number of our favourite Revenges . By these means it is not generally realised that Philip was able to send a ...
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... Philip and Mary's war with France and their loss of Calais . It was a bitter pill for her to swallow at the beginning of her reign and , dependent as she was on Philip at the peace negotiations , she tried all in all not to have to ...
... Philip and Mary's war with France and their loss of Calais . It was a bitter pill for her to swallow at the beginning of her reign and , dependent as she was on Philip at the peace negotiations , she tried all in all not to have to ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 10 |
WALES | 45 |
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