Sir Walter Ralegh: The Last of the ElizabethansMacmillan and Company, Limited, 1935 - 387 pages |
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Page 128
... Essex reminded him of the order that no one should land troops without permission . Ralegh was able to show that the ... Essex was courteously but plainly reminded that others besides himself had to consider what was known as ' honour ...
... Essex reminded him of the order that no one should land troops without permission . Ralegh was able to show that the ... Essex was courteously but plainly reminded that others besides himself had to consider what was known as ' honour ...
Page 129
... Essex and Howard and other officers dined with Ralegh ; and Ralegh , whose generous defence of his subordinates never failed , insisted that he must take responsibility for whatever had been done by certain captains whom Essex had ar ...
... Essex and Howard and other officers dined with Ralegh ; and Ralegh , whose generous defence of his subordinates never failed , insisted that he must take responsibility for whatever had been done by certain captains whom Essex had ar ...
Page 131
... Essex , who was ' by nature timorous and flexible , had not feared how it would be taken in England , Sir Walter Ralegh would have smarted ' for his superior skill and presence of mind . What would the Queen have said , men speculated ...
... Essex , who was ' by nature timorous and flexible , had not feared how it would be taken in England , Sir Walter Ralegh would have smarted ' for his superior skill and presence of mind . What would the Queen have said , men speculated ...
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