Fragmenta Regalia, Or Observations on Queen Elizabeth: Her Times & FavoritesAll previous editions of this account have been based on corrupt or inferior texts. This edition, based on the manuscript copy, at long last remedies this and offers a more complete and more accurate Fragmenta Regalia than has been available. Cerovski has provided a biographical introduction to Naution's life and work, and he describes the work's origin and textual history. |
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... thought he had not now the leisure . 51 The " declaration " defending the crown's action against Ralegh was published on 27 November52 and was thought to be the work of Naunton , Bacon , and Yelverton , the Attorney General . " Popular ...
... thought he had not now the leisure . 51 The " declaration " defending the crown's action against Ralegh was published on 27 November52 and was thought to be the work of Naunton , Bacon , and Yelverton , the Attorney General . " Popular ...
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... thought the King's reign was much given to the falling sickness . " But espying his time fitting and the sovereignty in the hands of a pupil prince , he thought he might then put up as well for it as the best ; for having the possession ...
... thought the King's reign was much given to the falling sickness . " But espying his time fitting and the sovereignty in the hands of a pupil prince , he thought he might then put up as well for it as the best ; for having the possession ...
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... thought but as a fiction of envy and was soon after exploded by the priest's confession . 115 But that which most exasperated116 the Queen and gave advan- tage to his enemies was ( as Sir Walter Ralegh 66 Fragmenta Regalia.
... thought but as a fiction of envy and was soon after exploded by the priest's confession . 115 But that which most exasperated116 the Queen and gave advan- tage to his enemies was ( as Sir Walter Ralegh 66 Fragmenta Regalia.
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Foreword | 9 |
Nauntons Work | 25 |
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