History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of Elizabeth, Volumen10Parker, 1866 |
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... the Pale ... The Earl of Desmond is allowed to return to Ireland He is again imprisoned in Dublin ... ... ... ... 537 ... ... ... ... 540 ... ... 541 ... ... ... ... ... 542 ... ... ... 543 545 ... ... ... ... ... ... 547 548 ... 549 ... ..
... the Pale ... The Earl of Desmond is allowed to return to Ireland He is again imprisoned in Dublin ... ... ... ... 537 ... ... ... ... 540 ... ... 541 ... ... ... ... ... 542 ... ... ... 543 545 ... ... ... ... ... ... 547 548 ... 549 ... ..
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... allowed to leave England , or might be eventually re - established in her own country ; but both she and Charles admitted that they could make no further unconditional requests in her favour . If the Queen of England could dis- cover ...
... allowed to leave England , or might be eventually re - established in her own country ; but both she and Charles admitted that they could make no further unconditional requests in her favour . If the Queen of England could dis- cover ...
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... allowed herself , apparently without 1 The Hamiltons , though nomi- nally on Mary Stuart's side , were as usual working rather for themselves than for her , and were looking steadily on the possible reversion of the Scotch crown . Mary ...
... allowed herself , apparently without 1 The Hamiltons , though nomi- nally on Mary Stuart's side , were as usual working rather for themselves than for her , and were looking steadily on the possible reversion of the Scotch crown . Mary ...
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... The draft of the letter is in Cecil's hand throughout . Lennox was in London , begging hard to be allowed to return to Scot- land in any capacity . He expected , CHAP XIX 1570 March At the same time as an The Reign of Elizabeth . 27.
... The draft of the letter is in Cecil's hand throughout . Lennox was in London , begging hard to be allowed to return to Scot- land in any capacity . He expected , CHAP XIX 1570 March At the same time as an The Reign of Elizabeth . 27.
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... allowed their ' quarrel and would aid them accordingly . A second ' division had been created by the death of the Regent , ' grounded upon the regimen of the realm . The nobles ' who had deposed the Queen claimed to govern in virtue ...
... allowed their ' quarrel and would aid them accordingly . A second ' division had been created by the death of the Regent , ' grounded upon the regimen of the realm . The nobles ' who had deposed the Queen claimed to govern in virtue ...
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