History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, Volumen8Longmans, Green and Company, 1870 |
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... writer , or as the comment of some person in authority , the following singular note was appended to Dorothy Seeley's peti- tion : - ' Long peace , such as it is , by force of the Spanish Inquisition becometh to England more hurtful ...
... writer , or as the comment of some person in authority , the following singular note was appended to Dorothy Seeley's peti- tion : - ' Long peace , such as it is , by force of the Spanish Inquisition becometh to England more hurtful ...
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... writing to England ' she was lying abandoned of her physicians at the mercy of God . The palace gates were shut ; the lament- ations in the Court both of men and women very tender and piteous ; the chapel was filled with noblemen all ...
... writing to England ' she was lying abandoned of her physicians at the mercy of God . The palace gates were shut ; the lament- ations in the Court both of men and women very tender and piteous ; the chapel was filled with noblemen all ...
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... writing a letter to the Archbishop of Glasgow , her ambassador in Paris , informing him of the catastrophe : declaring her resolution , which it might have been thought unnecessary to insist upon , of punishing the murderers as soon as ...
... writing a letter to the Archbishop of Glasgow , her ambassador in Paris , informing him of the catastrophe : declaring her resolution , which it might have been thought unnecessary to insist upon , of punishing the murderers as soon as ...
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... writing to Cecil , said : ' I dare not deliver unto your honour the Lady Buc- cleuch's speech , yea openly , of her telling the cause that she bred his greatness with the Queen by , nor of her speech of the Queen , nor of his ...
... writing to Cecil , said : ' I dare not deliver unto your honour the Lady Buc- cleuch's speech , yea openly , of her telling the cause that she bred his greatness with the Queen by , nor of her speech of the Queen , nor of his ...
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... writer , and four others with him , ' would declare themselves and make good their words . Perhaps the names mentioned suggested too close a knowledge of dangerous facts . The men were not arrested , and the council said no more ; but ...
... writer , and four others with him , ' would declare themselves and make good their words . Perhaps the names mentioned suggested too close a knowledge of dangerous facts . The men were not arrested , and the council said no more ; but ...
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