The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandSt. Martin's Press, 1955 - 449 páginas |
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... enemy , that the friars were emissaries of Papal propaganda ; the Jesuits the active agents of the Counter - Reformation and Spain . Wherever there was rebellion , the Faith was always at the back of it : James Fitzmaurice of Desmond ...
... enemy , that the friars were emissaries of Papal propaganda ; the Jesuits the active agents of the Counter - Reformation and Spain . Wherever there was rebellion , the Faith was always at the back of it : James Fitzmaurice of Desmond ...
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... enemy otherwise . This meant dispersing his forces , frittering away the strength of his army , as Norris saw it . A public breach opened between his Excellency and his best fighting soldier ; only an intervention by the Queen kept ...
... enemy otherwise . This meant dispersing his forces , frittering away the strength of his army , as Norris saw it . A public breach opened between his Excellency and his best fighting soldier ; only an intervention by the Queen kept ...
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... enemy's troops , who were extremely elusive , there was no obvious objective the loss of which would ruin the enemy . . . . The characteristic Irish style made high demands upon the commander's eye for country , his skill in minor ...
... enemy's troops , who were extremely elusive , there was no obvious objective the loss of which would ruin the enemy . . . . The characteristic Irish style made high demands upon the commander's eye for country , his skill in minor ...
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THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 1 |
WALES | 45 |
A CELTIC SOCIETY IN DECLINE | 90 |
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