The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandSt. Martin's Press, 1955 - 449 páginas |
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Alfred Leslie Rowse. to all waters . The English navy included merchant ships along with the king's ships ; indeed , the former were the greater part of it and we have seen what doughty fighters they became under Elizabeth . The fleet ...
Alfred Leslie Rowse. to all waters . The English navy included merchant ships along with the king's ships ; indeed , the former were the greater part of it and we have seen what doughty fighters they became under Elizabeth . The fleet ...
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... ships needed to be strong , for we have endured these three days an extreme continual storm . Myself , and four or five of the greatest ships , have ridden it out in the Sound , because we had no room in Cattewater , for the lesser ships ...
... ships needed to be strong , for we have endured these three days an extreme continual storm . Myself , and four or five of the greatest ships , have ridden it out in the Sound , because we had no room in Cattewater , for the lesser ships ...
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... ships around the Revenge heaving up and down with the sea . She had done tremendous damage : two Spanish ships were sunk ; her crew was at the end of its resources ( only 100 able men at the beginning ) . Grenville was mortally wounded ...
... ships around the Revenge heaving up and down with the sea . She had done tremendous damage : two Spanish ships were sunk ; her crew was at the end of its resources ( only 100 able men at the beginning ) . Grenville was mortally wounded ...
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THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 1 |
WALES | 45 |
A CELTIC SOCIETY IN DECLINE | 90 |
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