Sir Walter Ralegh: The Last of the ElizabethansMacmillan and Company, Limited, 1935 - 387 pages |
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Page 49
... Queen . There was no disloyalty , even by contemporary standards , in seeming to listen to overtures , if you kept your Government informed . Ralegh was always ready to listen to anyone who wanted to talk to him on any subject , and the ...
... Queen . There was no disloyalty , even by contemporary standards , in seeming to listen to overtures , if you kept your Government informed . Ralegh was always ready to listen to anyone who wanted to talk to him on any subject , and the ...
Page 135
... Queen had something to say , pleasant to Master Willoughby but not pleasant to Southampton . Presently Southampton was found to have committed what was even now , in this waning evening of Gloriana's day , a crime . It was repetition of ...
... Queen had something to say , pleasant to Master Willoughby but not pleasant to Southampton . Presently Southampton was found to have committed what was even now , in this waning evening of Gloriana's day , a crime . It was repetition of ...
Page 252
... Queen to ask James to appoint him a gentle- man of his bedchamber . King and Queen lived separately ; but the King had established a convention that all requests of a personal kind must come through her . This was in order that ...
... Queen to ask James to appoint him a gentle- man of his bedchamber . King and Queen lived separately ; but the King had established a convention that all requests of a personal kind must come through her . This was in order that ...
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