The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandHarper & Row, 1965 - 449 Seiten |
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... Parma , Don John , or the splendid soldier that Parma was . But no accommodation was possible : Don John was bent on victory . Instead , he died . In these years we find Norris campaigning alongside of La Noue , most famous of the ...
... Parma , Don John , or the splendid soldier that Parma was . But no accommodation was possible : Don John was bent on victory . Instead , he died . In these years we find Norris campaigning alongside of La Noue , most famous of the ...
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... Parma was free to invest Antwerp : a small but highly efficient army of some 8000 surrounded the city , defended by 16,000 incompetent troops . The burghers had neglected William's advice to construct strong - points to keep the Scheldt ...
... Parma was free to invest Antwerp : a small but highly efficient army of some 8000 surrounded the city , defended by 16,000 incompetent troops . The burghers had neglected William's advice to construct strong - points to keep the Scheldt ...
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... Parma had been unable to move out at the crucial moment of the Armada's arrival at Calais , though he had dug waterways for his flat - bottomed boats from Sluys to Nieuport and put his men aboard them . But weather , lack of preparation ...
... Parma had been unable to move out at the crucial moment of the Armada's arrival at Calais , though he had dug waterways for his flat - bottomed boats from Sluys to Nieuport and put his men aboard them . But weather , lack of preparation ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 10 |
WALES | 45 |
Urheberrecht | |
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