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As these reinforcements took the field against him , Abbot made a last effort , addressing to James a long letter which ignored everything that mattered — the wretched evidence that Lady Essex had put forward and the unprecedented ...
As these reinforcements took the field against him , Abbot made a last effort , addressing to James a long letter which ignored everything that mattered — the wretched evidence that Lady Essex had put forward and the unprecedented ...
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Mrs. Turner instructed Weston to wait on Lady Essex , and Lady Essex gave him a bottle to mix with Overbury's food , warning him not to touch it himself . Weston , supposing Sir Gervase Helwys in the plot , told him of this .
Mrs. Turner instructed Weston to wait on Lady Essex , and Lady Essex gave him a bottle to mix with Overbury's food , warning him not to touch it himself . Weston , supposing Sir Gervase Helwys in the plot , told him of this .
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Lady Ralegh , for some unknown reason , did not bury her husband at Beddington , but in front of the Communion table of St. Margaret's Church , Westminster . In 1845 a brass plate was put up drawing attention to the grave ...
Lady Ralegh , for some unknown reason , did not bury her husband at Beddington , but in front of the Communion table of St. Margaret's Church , Westminster . In 1845 a brass plate was put up drawing attention to the grave ...
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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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