The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandSt. Martin's Press, 1955 - 449 páginas |
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... Mountjoy's spirited letter " read to us all in Council " , improving the occasion with some words of her own to the effect that so far from Mountjoy being a sacrifice , " she doth not doubt but you shall live to do her many more ...
... Mountjoy's spirited letter " read to us all in Council " , improving the occasion with some words of her own to the effect that so far from Mountjoy being a sacrifice , " she doth not doubt but you shall live to do her many more ...
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... Mountjoy opened a hospital for them in Cork , but it was nothing like sufficient . Many more hundreds deserted as the siege dragged on , until numbers were down to what they had been before the reinforcements arrived . Mountjoy wrote ...
... Mountjoy opened a hospital for them in Cork , but it was nothing like sufficient . Many more hundreds deserted as the siege dragged on , until numbers were down to what they had been before the reinforcements arrived . Mountjoy wrote ...
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... Mountjoy , with whom he had now achieved , in the perceptive words of Fynes Moryson , " a firm combination of love , or ( at least ) so firm as to such great persons is incident " .1 The Queen had refused any authority to Mountjoy to ...
... Mountjoy , with whom he had now achieved , in the perceptive words of Fynes Moryson , " a firm combination of love , or ( at least ) so firm as to such great persons is incident " .1 The Queen had refused any authority to Mountjoy to ...
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THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 1 |
WALES | 45 |
A CELTIC SOCIETY IN DECLINE | 90 |
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