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Having found a patron ( or hoping to find one ) in Robert Dudley , Earl of Leicester , he told him ( August 25 , 1581 ) : I have spent some time here under the Deputy , in such poor place and charge , as , were it not for that I know ...
Having found a patron ( or hoping to find one ) in Robert Dudley , Earl of Leicester , he told him ( August 25 , 1581 ) : I have spent some time here under the Deputy , in such poor place and charge , as , were it not for that I know ...
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Gosse suggests that the mysterious child of a mysterious letter supposed to have been written under sentence of death , in 1603— " my poor daughter , to whom I have given nothing ” —was the love - child of ...
Gosse suggests that the mysterious child of a mysterious letter supposed to have been written under sentence of death , in 1603— " my poor daughter , to whom I have given nothing ” —was the love - child of ...
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The “ poor daughter ” looks like a myth , and the letter like an invention ; for this reason I ignored them in my narrative . The publication of this book in England , however , brought me a great many letters , and revealed the ...
The “ poor daughter ” looks like a myth , and the letter like an invention ; for this reason I ignored them in my narrative . The publication of this book in England , however , brought me a great many letters , and revealed the ...
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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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