The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandSt. Martin's Press, 1955 - 449 páginas |
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... keep things as they were and occupy themselves in preying upon the audacious improvers . The Irish held it unlucky to keep their milking vessels clean , so that they were most filthily kept . " I myself have seen that vessel which they ...
... keep things as they were and occupy themselves in preying upon the audacious improvers . The Irish held it unlucky to keep their milking vessels clean , so that they were most filthily kept . " I myself have seen that vessel which they ...
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... keep more out . Sorley Boy MacDonald submitted or , rather , came to terms with the government and was very well treated in return for keeping order in his country -the constant preoccupation of the English - he was allotted all the ...
... keep more out . Sorley Boy MacDonald submitted or , rather , came to terms with the government and was very well treated in return for keeping order in his country -the constant preoccupation of the English - he was allotted all the ...
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... keep a better house in Ireland for £ 50 a year than in England for £ 200 a year " .1 No doubt - provided you could keep it at all . Among those at Court who did their duty and took up lands on a large scale were Hatton and Ralegh ...
... keep a better house in Ireland for £ 50 a year than in England for £ 200 a year " .1 No doubt - provided you could keep it at all . Among those at Court who did their duty and took up lands on a large scale were Hatton and Ralegh ...
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THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 1 |
WALES | 45 |
A CELTIC SOCIETY IN DECLINE | 90 |
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