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... Majesty hath informed herself from the beginning : the King of Denmark , at both times of his being here , was throughly satisfied of my innocency . They would otherwise never have moved his Majesty on my behalf . The wife , the brother ...
... Majesty hath informed herself from the beginning : the King of Denmark , at both times of his being here , was throughly satisfied of my innocency . They would otherwise never have moved his Majesty on my behalf . The wife , the brother ...
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... Majesty's Court , the Queen's , or Prince's ; nor go into any public assemblies whatsoever , without especial licence obtained from his Majesty for your warrant . But only that you use the benefit of his Majesty's grace to follow the ...
... Majesty's Court , the Queen's , or Prince's ; nor go into any public assemblies whatsoever , without especial licence obtained from his Majesty for your warrant . But only that you use the benefit of his Majesty's grace to follow the ...
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... Majesty that Your Majesty had given liberty and trust to a man whose end was but the recovery of his liberty , and who had betrayed Your Majesty's trust . My mutineers told me that if I returned for England I should be undone . But I ...
... Majesty that Your Majesty had given liberty and trust to a man whose end was but the recovery of his liberty , and who had betrayed Your Majesty's trust . My mutineers told me that if I returned for England I should be undone . But I ...
Contents
THE ENGLand of RaleGHS CHILDHOOD | 1 |
STUDENT AND SOLDIER | 7 |
IRELAND | 14 |
Copyright | |
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