The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandHarper & Row, 1965 - 449 Seiten |
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... Island with supplies for a couple of years , until he could come out and re - found the colony . 2 66 It must have been a bitter disappointment to Ralegh and Grenville , and it is not a little ironical that the whole sequence of ...
... Island with supplies for a couple of years , until he could come out and re - found the colony . 2 66 It must have been a bitter disappointment to Ralegh and Grenville , and it is not a little ironical that the whole sequence of ...
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... island was united , England had become Great Britain , a power henceforth of the first rank . Ireland had been reduced and Bacon was able to point out that the King was more powerful than any of his ancestors.1 Our footing in France had ...
... island was united , England had become Great Britain , a power henceforth of the first rank . Ireland had been reduced and Bacon was able to point out that the King was more powerful than any of his ancestors.1 Our footing in France had ...
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... Island ; 1 for he well did know Farther than Wingfield no man dares to go . Sir George Carew could write home to the ... island , joined by a spit of sand on to the island of León . " Late Island ' discussed by Grierson , means " in that ...
... Island ; 1 for he well did know Farther than Wingfield no man dares to go . Sir George Carew could write home to the ... island , joined by a spit of sand on to the island of León . " Late Island ' discussed by Grierson , means " in that ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 10 |
WALES | 45 |
Urheberrecht | |
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