Some traditionall memorialls on the reign of Queene Elizabeth [by Francis OsborneJ. Ballantyne, 1811 - Great Britain |
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... Affection and his Safety , ) which the Countess on her Death - bed discover- ing to the Queen , was by her sent with Curses in stead of Forgiveness , into another World . 24. After Essex Death , Cecil , being left without Con- troll ...
... Affection and his Safety , ) which the Countess on her Death - bed discover- ing to the Queen , was by her sent with Curses in stead of Forgiveness , into another World . 24. After Essex Death , Cecil , being left without Con- troll ...
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... affections of her subjects , though quietly indured , as a number of other par- ticulars which happened in her time , that were not able to make answer or give a per- fect account , some to justice , others to dis- cretion . This proves ...
... affections of her subjects , though quietly indured , as a number of other par- ticulars which happened in her time , that were not able to make answer or give a per- fect account , some to justice , others to dis- cretion . This proves ...
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... affections of the militia and those ad- dicted to the service of Mars , but put a no lesse high esteeme on his ... affection , from whence Le- cester , that terrestriall Lucifer , was cast , for abusing his soveraignes favour to ...
... affections of the militia and those ad- dicted to the service of Mars , but put a no lesse high esteeme on his ... affection , from whence Le- cester , that terrestriall Lucifer , was cast , for abusing his soveraignes favour to ...
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... affection , that , upon the least semblance of submission , and promise of returne to a better temper , it did mediate for him : Love , like a bone , becoming more strong by breaches ; he be- ing certaine , upon every reconciliation ...
... affection , that , upon the least semblance of submission , and promise of returne to a better temper , it did mediate for him : Love , like a bone , becoming more strong by breaches ; he be- ing certaine , upon every reconciliation ...
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... affection they thought mortall to them and their designes : but the whole re- sult concluding in a duell , did rather in- flame then abate the former account she made of him ; the opinion of a champion being more splendid ( in the weak ...
... affection they thought mortall to them and their designes : but the whole re- sult concluding in a duell , did rather in- flame then abate the former account she made of him ; the opinion of a champion being more splendid ( in the weak ...
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