Sir Walter Ralegh: The Last of the ElizabethansMacmillan and Company, Limited, 1935 - 387 pages |
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... English - which is another reason why a man of Ralegh's fervent patriotism did not take too seriously the swashbucklers who had entered Guiana since his annexation of it . They were out for their own hand , not their country's ...
... English - which is another reason why a man of Ralegh's fervent patriotism did not take too seriously the swashbucklers who had entered Guiana since his annexation of it . They were out for their own hand , not their country's ...
Page 298
... English all along the river . A scheme which in London looked feasible now looked crazed . Had Ralegh been present , his prestige with the tribes would doubtless have found a way . But Kemys ( humbly conscious that he was not Ralegh ) ...
... English all along the river . A scheme which in London looked feasible now looked crazed . Had Ralegh been present , his prestige with the tribes would doubtless have found a way . But Kemys ( humbly conscious that he was not Ralegh ) ...
Page 357
... English desires to save her from expulsion and ruin . In 1620 he bullied James into abandoning the English colonists on the Amazon . But at Easter , 1622 , he accidentally achieved something towards bringing Eng- land and Scotland ...
... English desires to save her from expulsion and ruin . In 1620 he bullied James into abandoning the English colonists on the Amazon . But at Easter , 1622 , he accidentally achieved something towards bringing Eng- land and Scotland ...
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