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Pagina 202
... Essex is the country , in all England , least proper to begin such an ... Essex and Suf- folk , and none more likely to oppose Papists , who came to destroy ... house . For armour , I had not more than eight armours which were of proof ...
... Essex is the country , in all England , least proper to begin such an ... Essex and Suf- folk , and none more likely to oppose Papists , who came to destroy ... house . For armour , I had not more than eight armours which were of proof ...
Pagina 283
... Essex calls him " his dear and only brother , the half - arch of his house . " In the early part of the year 1594 , Essex was busily engaged in discovering the design against the life of Elizabeth , which is commonly called Lopez's plot ...
... Essex calls him " his dear and only brother , the half - arch of his house . " In the early part of the year 1594 , Essex was busily engaged in discovering the design against the life of Elizabeth , which is commonly called Lopez's plot ...
Pagina 287
... house , where Sir W. Raleigh came , and they dined there together . After ... Essex and Lord Burleigh , with all the rest of that tribe . " From what ... Essex strongly petitioned the Queen to grant the vacant office to his relation , Sir ...
... house , where Sir W. Raleigh came , and they dined there together . After ... Essex and Lord Burleigh , with all the rest of that tribe . " From what ... Essex strongly petitioned the Queen to grant the vacant office to his relation , Sir ...
Pagina 290
... house at Wanstead , and , under pretence of sickness , refused to attend his duty in Parliament . Of the causes of ... Essex in the House of Lords ; and though there is every reason to believe that the circumstance was accidental , it ...
... house at Wanstead , and , under pretence of sickness , refused to attend his duty in Parliament . Of the causes of ... Essex in the House of Lords ; and though there is every reason to believe that the circumstance was accidental , it ...
Pagina 292
... Essex to the proposal of a peace with Spain was used by the Cecil party as a ... Essex against those who jealously and maliciously tax him to be the hinderer of the peace and ... house , and buried many of my dearest 292 CRIMINAL TRIALS .
... Essex to the proposal of a peace with Spain was used by the Cecil party as a ... Essex against those who jealously and maliciously tax him to be the hinderer of the peace and ... house , and buried many of my dearest 292 CRIMINAL TRIALS .
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Criminal Trials, Volume 1 David Jardine,Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain) Volledige weergave - 1832 |
Criminal Trials, Volume 1 David Jardine,Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain) Volledige weergave - 1832 |
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