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So upon Saturday in the afternoon the 31 of August , we changed our course and returned back for England , at which very instant , even in winding about , there passed along between us and towards the land which we now forsook a very ...
So upon Saturday in the afternoon the 31 of August , we changed our course and returned back for England , at which very instant , even in winding about , there passed along between us and towards the land which we now forsook a very ...
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The last two had long been nominally allies , and between their families had passed what , with anyone less cold - blooded than Cecil , would have been friendship . When Lady Cecil died , Ralegh wrote a letter ( January 24 ...
The last two had long been nominally allies , and between their families had passed what , with anyone less cold - blooded than Cecil , would have been friendship . When Lady Cecil died , Ralegh wrote a letter ( January 24 ...
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Naunton and Villiers wrathfully exerted themselves to suppress a thin satire by Captain Thomas Gainsford , Vox Spiritus , or Sir Walter Ralegh's Ghost , which was being passed from hand to hand in manuscript .
Naunton and Villiers wrathfully exerted themselves to suppress a thin satire by Captain Thomas Gainsford , Vox Spiritus , or Sir Walter Ralegh's Ghost , which was being passed from hand to hand in manuscript .
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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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