Sir Walter Ralegh: The Last of the ElizabethansMacmillan and Company, Limited, 1935 - 387 pages |
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Page 100
... Spaniards . It was now that Ralegh's mind took the impress of an idea it never lost : he saw an Eng- lish protectorate which should make life and possessions safe for these gentle savages , and provide a shadow under which they could ...
... Spaniards . It was now that Ralegh's mind took the impress of an idea it never lost : he saw an Eng- lish protectorate which should make life and possessions safe for these gentle savages , and provide a shadow under which they could ...
Page 104
... Spaniards , whose habit was ' to borrow some of their wives ' . Living ' betwixt hope and fear ' they had ' earnestly expected our return ... these four or five months ' . He reminded them that ' at our departure we left no Spaniards ...
... Spaniards , whose habit was ' to borrow some of their wives ' . Living ' betwixt hope and fear ' they had ' earnestly expected our return ... these four or five months ' . He reminded them that ' at our departure we left no Spaniards ...
Page 247
... Spaniards in Guiana - a sharp practice for which historians have freely censured him . Note , then , his absolute frankness on this matter : If the mine be once opened and discovered , those Spaniards which dwell upon the same river ...
... Spaniards in Guiana - a sharp practice for which historians have freely censured him . Note , then , his absolute frankness on this matter : If the mine be once opened and discovered , those Spaniards which dwell upon the same river ...
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