Sir Walter Ralegh: The Last of the ElizabethansMacmillan and Company, Limited, 1935 - 387 pages |
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... given credit for statesmanship ; he achieved a quiet succession after Elizabeth . The gloomy picture of general mis- giving when her long and glorious reign was plainly finishing , given in the Dedication of the Bible's Authorised ...
... given credit for statesmanship ; he achieved a quiet succession after Elizabeth . The gloomy picture of general mis- giving when her long and glorious reign was plainly finishing , given in the Dedication of the Bible's Authorised ...
Page 309
... given his word , this man whose word is so freely rejected by men who accept every word of people like James and Villiers and Wilson - had given it to Arundel before sailing , and to his men before they went up the Orinoco ― and he had ...
... given his word , this man whose word is so freely rejected by men who accept every word of people like James and Villiers and Wilson - had given it to Arundel before sailing , and to his men before they went up the Orinoco ― and he had ...
Page 363
... given him when Prince of Wales £ 10,000 to keep him safe in the estate . Carew Ralegh went away , still sullenly prepared to fight . But friends argued with him on the folly of such a course , all the power being with the King . He ...
... given him when Prince of Wales £ 10,000 to keep him safe in the estate . Carew Ralegh went away , still sullenly prepared to fight . But friends argued with him on the folly of such a course , all the power being with the King . He ...
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