History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of Elizabeth, Volumen10Longmans, 1866 |
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... Crown Prospects of Mary Stuart ... ... ... ... ... ... 183 ... ... 184 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 185 186 187 Necessity that Parliament must meet Catholic conspiracy to seize Elizabeth's person Defeated through the cowardice of ...
... Crown Prospects of Mary Stuart ... ... ... ... ... ... 183 ... ... 184 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 185 186 187 Necessity that Parliament must meet Catholic conspiracy to seize Elizabeth's person Defeated through the cowardice of ...
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... Crown to Philip ... The Archbishop of Cashel goes to Spain to offer the Irish ... ... ... ... 493 ... ... ... ... ... ... 494 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 495 498 ... ... ... ... ... 500 Edward Tremayne in Ireland ... ... ..
... Crown to Philip ... The Archbishop of Cashel goes to Spain to offer the Irish ... ... ... ... 493 ... ... ... ... ... ... 494 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 495 498 ... ... ... ... ... 500 Edward Tremayne in Ireland ... ... ..
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... Crown Sir Edward Fitton President of Connaught Fortunes of the Archbishop of Cashel in Spain Ireland a fief of the see of Rome Complications of European politics Sir Thomas Stukely at Madrid History of Stukely ... ... Two parties among ...
... Crown Sir Edward Fitton President of Connaught Fortunes of the Archbishop of Cashel in Spain Ireland a fief of the see of Rome Complications of European politics Sir Thomas Stukely at Madrid History of Stukely ... ... Two parties among ...
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... crown . But phenomena like these occasion no surprise . They explain them- selves on the common principles of human nature , or in the divisions of opinions and parties . The anomalies in the position of the English Queen were so ...
... crown . But phenomena like these occasion no surprise . They explain them- selves on the common principles of human nature , or in the divisions of opinions and parties . The anomalies in the position of the English Queen were so ...
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... crown had sufficed for the ordinary government , and she invited them generally to contrast the security , tranquillity , and wealth which ' they enjoyed , with the continual and universal out- rages , bloodshed , murders , burnings ...
... crown had sufficed for the ordinary government , and she invited them generally to contrast the security , tranquillity , and wealth which ' they enjoyed , with the continual and universal out- rages , bloodshed , murders , burnings ...
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