The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandHarper & Row, 1965 - 449 Seiten |
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... better manured , Ireland would sustain more people by two parts . All the Elizabethans were agreed about this , and no doubt Rich was right : if the Irish were not so lazy and cultivated their land better , it would sustain a much ...
... better manured , Ireland would sustain more people by two parts . All the Elizabethans were agreed about this , and no doubt Rich was right : if the Irish were not so lazy and cultivated their land better , it would sustain a much ...
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... better . Norris , who had three horses killed under him , and Bingham , Cavendish's lieutenant - colonel , who lost two brothers , behaved so that Caesars could have done no better . " 66 The English were learning the game , and the ...
... better . Norris , who had three horses killed under him , and Bingham , Cavendish's lieutenant - colonel , who lost two brothers , behaved so that Caesars could have done no better . " 66 The English were learning the game , and the ...
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... better than he had done at home ; then he liked them ten times better . In August he was confiding his discouragement to Walsingham : " if I have wanted wit , the fault is hers and yours among you for the choice and that would not better ...
... better than he had done at home ; then he liked them ten times better . In August he was confiding his discouragement to Walsingham : " if I have wanted wit , the fault is hers and yours among you for the choice and that would not better ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 10 |
WALES | 45 |
Urheberrecht | |
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