Some traditionall memorialls on the reign of Queene Elizabeth [by Francis OsborneJ. Ballantyne, 1811 - Great Britain |
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... whole ages , as many indea- vour to prove . But leaving these disputes to Dr Juell ' and the rest of her divines ( at that time better able to play the scholars The celebrated John Jewell , bishop of Salisbury , who distinguished ...
... whole ages , as many indea- vour to prove . But leaving these disputes to Dr Juell ' and the rest of her divines ( at that time better able to play the scholars The celebrated John Jewell , bishop of Salisbury , who distinguished ...
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... whole nation under a bottomlesse interdict ; which was thundered out at Rome , and hung like a squib by one Felton upon the bishop of London's gate , where , after the execution of the party that did it , all other malig- nancy ceased ...
... whole nation under a bottomlesse interdict ; which was thundered out at Rome , and hung like a squib by one Felton upon the bishop of London's gate , where , after the execution of the party that did it , all other malig- nancy ceased ...
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... whole nation , by the apparition of a mimical and counterfeit justice : reason of state , in such nice points as these , being so contrary to that in the schooles , as it is most safe and honourable when it hath the I ' Pawlet and Drury ...
... whole nation , by the apparition of a mimical and counterfeit justice : reason of state , in such nice points as these , being so contrary to that in the schooles , as it is most safe and honourable when it hath the I ' Pawlet and Drury ...
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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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... by the Spanish armada , a gallant band of horsemen , commanded by himself , his son , and his grandson ; thus periling his whole house in the expected conflict . Essex ; who becoming wanton from his late successe , QUEENE ELIZABETH . 45.
... by the Spanish armada , a gallant band of horsemen , commanded by himself , his son , and his grandson ; thus periling his whole house in the expected conflict . Essex ; who becoming wanton from his late successe , QUEENE ELIZABETH . 45.
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