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Ralegh sought to draw him back , and asked him to come by river to see him at Durham House . Probably the message was a direct order , as from his superior officer . The action precipitated the insurrection .
Ralegh sought to draw him back , and asked him to come by river to see him at Durham House . Probably the message was a direct order , as from his superior officer . The action precipitated the insurrection .
Page 167
He went ; and shortly after his sailing , “ that rotten houes , " 9:12 Durham House , suffered a fire , mentioned by Lady Ralegh in a letter to Robert Cecil.18 Hit is trew that your packet brought me the newes of the miscchans of feeiar ...
He went ; and shortly after his sailing , “ that rotten houes , " 9:12 Durham House , suffered a fire , mentioned by Lady Ralegh in a letter to Robert Cecil.18 Hit is trew that your packet brought me the newes of the miscchans of feeiar ...
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It is probable that Ralegh did not mind overmuch his ejection from Durham House , but he did resent the inconsiderate way it was done . He was ordered to be out by midsummer ( June 22 ) , which he told the “ Commissioners Appointed by ...
It is probable that Ralegh did not mind overmuch his ejection from Durham House , but he did resent the inconsiderate way it was done . He was ordered to be out by midsummer ( June 22 ) , which he told the “ Commissioners Appointed by ...
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| Title | Sir Walter Ralegh, Last of the Elizabethans |
| Author | Edward John Thompson |
| Publisher | Yale University Press, 1936 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 27 Jul 2010 |
| Length | 416 pages |
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