Some traditionall memorialls on the reign of Queene Elizabeth [by Francis OsborneJ. Ballantyne, 1811 - Great Britain |
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... fortune of Davison , who unadvisedly ventering be- tween the honour and safety of his prince , was ground to nothing betwixt the fury of one party and shame of the other . Thus , because no body either would or durst do it alone , the ...
... fortune of Davison , who unadvisedly ventering be- tween the honour and safety of his prince , was ground to nothing betwixt the fury of one party and shame of the other . Thus , because no body either would or durst do it alone , the ...
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... whole nation , or a great part of it , might have been gained , had he prosecuted his immediate fortune to the . extent of their feares ; a number of the Mo- risco race desiring in that juncture to change their master 40 QUEENE ELIZABETH .
... whole nation , or a great part of it , might have been gained , had he prosecuted his immediate fortune to the . extent of their feares ; a number of the Mo- risco race desiring in that juncture to change their master 40 QUEENE ELIZABETH .
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... fortunes are of the same piece with his owne : The con- sideration of which may abate the wonder Queene Elizabeth prospered so well at the beginning , when incumbered both within and without by such difficulties , or how she came to out ...
... fortunes are of the same piece with his owne : The con- sideration of which may abate the wonder Queene Elizabeth prospered so well at the beginning , when incumbered both within and without by such difficulties , or how she came to out ...
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... Fortune having rendered him so indulgent from the beginning to the queenes preservation , that he sold the Low - Coun- tryes , the only place able to purchase her peace , a bargaine ( as I have heard from the Earl of Lecester , the last ...
... Fortune having rendered him so indulgent from the beginning to the queenes preservation , that he sold the Low - Coun- tryes , the only place able to purchase her peace , a bargaine ( as I have heard from the Earl of Lecester , the last ...
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... fortune then his . I confesse , that in his age , he married a young lady , ' allied to King James , which set his wisdome many degrees back in the repute of the world . But , to discharge this cavill from any far- ther dispute , no ...
... fortune then his . I confesse , that in his age , he married a young lady , ' allied to King James , which set his wisdome many degrees back in the repute of the world . But , to discharge this cavill from any far- ther dispute , no ...
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