Sir Richard Grenville: The Turbulent Life and Career of the Hero of the Little "Revenge" |
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Page 119
... matter passed out of Bishop Bradbridge's hands altogether , no doubt to the great joy of that quiet dignitary . Grenville carried his captive along , resting at one gentleman's house after another until Launceston was reached . Here he ...
... matter passed out of Bishop Bradbridge's hands altogether , no doubt to the great joy of that quiet dignitary . Grenville carried his captive along , resting at one gentleman's house after another until Launceston was reached . Here he ...
Page 120
... matter which will be touched upon later . He appears to have presided at the trial , although sentence was passed by Judge Manwood . Roger Manwood had received his patent as a Justice of the Common Pleas on October 14 , 1572. He was not ...
... matter which will be touched upon later . He appears to have presided at the trial , although sentence was passed by Judge Manwood . Roger Manwood had received his patent as a Justice of the Common Pleas on October 14 , 1572. He was not ...
Page 197
... matter of fact , would probably have cost the Council far more than they paid Grenville for his stores . Having sold his provisions and sent his best ships to Drake , Grenville himself was asked by the Council to remain on the coast of ...
... matter of fact , would probably have cost the Council far more than they paid Grenville for his stores . Having sold his provisions and sent his best ships to Drake , Grenville himself was asked by the Council to remain on the coast of ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 19 |
THE SHERIFF OF CORK | 49 |
THE GERALDINES | 57 |
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