The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandHarper & Row, 1965 - 449 Seiten |
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... Burghley was the Queen's prime minister and one understands how it was that he merited her life - long confidence by the undeflectable straight- ness of his judgment , going warily , wisely to the heart of the issue , influenced by no ...
... Burghley was the Queen's prime minister and one understands how it was that he merited her life - long confidence by the undeflectable straight- ness of his judgment , going warily , wisely to the heart of the issue , influenced by no ...
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... Burghley's son , Thomas , and young Robert Cecil the latter at once sending back an intelligence report : he was born to be Secretary . They all felt that not to be there was not to be there on Crispin's day . 66 3 4 The sage Burghley ...
... Burghley's son , Thomas , and young Robert Cecil the latter at once sending back an intelligence report : he was born to be Secretary . They all felt that not to be there was not to be there on Crispin's day . 66 3 4 The sage Burghley ...
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... Burghley , infinitely politic and self - controlled . Leicester was an intelligent man , but he was not wise . The Queen used to say that there “ lacked a Northumberland in his place " --by which she meant , I suppose , he was not the ...
... Burghley , infinitely politic and self - controlled . Leicester was an intelligent man , but he was not wise . The Queen used to say that there “ lacked a Northumberland in his place " --by which she meant , I suppose , he was not the ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 10 |
WALES | 45 |
Urheberrecht | |
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