The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandSt. Martin's Press, 1955 - 449 páginas |
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... Burghley writes in 1589 : " the state of the world is marvellously changed when we true Englishmen have cause for our own quietness to wish good success to a French king and a king of Scots ; but seeing both are enemies to our enemies ...
... Burghley writes in 1589 : " the state of the world is marvellously changed when we true Englishmen have cause for our own quietness to wish good success to a French king and a king of Scots ; but seeing both are enemies to our enemies ...
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... Burghley was the Queen's prime minister and one understands how it was that he merited her life - long confidence by ... Burghley's son achieved such standards ; but happy was the country that had these to guide them . 66 2 Perhaps we ...
... Burghley was the Queen's prime minister and one understands how it was that he merited her life - long confidence by ... Burghley's son achieved such standards ; but happy was the country that had these to guide them . 66 2 Perhaps we ...
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... Burghley's son , Thomas , and young Robert Cecil - the latter at once sending back an intelligence report : he was born to be Secretary . They all felt that not to be there was not to be there on Crispin's day . The sage Burghley , at ...
... Burghley's son , Thomas , and young Robert Cecil - the latter at once sending back an intelligence report : he was born to be Secretary . They all felt that not to be there was not to be there on Crispin's day . The sage Burghley , at ...
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THE SCOTTISH | 1 |
BORDERS AND CORNWALL I | 23 |
WALES | 45 |
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