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... person . She wrote a letter ( April , 1582 ) 30 signifying her interest in him , and reappointing him in Ireland to a company whose captain had died : our pleasure is to have our servant Walter Rawley trained some time longer in that ...
... person . She wrote a letter ( April , 1582 ) 30 signifying her interest in him , and reappointing him in Ireland to a company whose captain had died : our pleasure is to have our servant Walter Rawley trained some time longer in that ...
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... person- ally interesting . That Ralegh is not thinking of execution is plain from the sentence : " And if Her Majesty's favour fail him , he will again decline to a com- mon person . " By no racking of the words can they be made to mean ...
... person- ally interesting . That Ralegh is not thinking of execution is plain from the sentence : " And if Her Majesty's favour fail him , he will again decline to a com- mon person . " By no racking of the words can they be made to mean ...
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... person appointed , he could say , " You asked me to appoint him . " The convention was well enough understood . If he dis- liked the person she recommended , he could be stiff in the extreme , as the case of Ralegh proved during many ...
... person appointed , he could say , " You asked me to appoint him . " The convention was well enough understood . If he dis- liked the person she recommended , he could be stiff in the extreme , as the case of Ralegh proved during many ...
Contents
THE ENGLand of RaleGHS CHILDHOOD | 1 |
STUDENT AND SOLDIER | 7 |
IRELAND | 14 |
Copyright | |
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