The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandHarper & Row, 1965 - 449 Seiten |
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... natural and indeed inevitable — for here we may for once use the word legitimately of an historical process - than that so thrusting a society as Elizabethan England should push outwards into the margin of Celtic societies , yielding or ...
... natural and indeed inevitable — for here we may for once use the word legitimately of an historical process - than that so thrusting a society as Elizabethan England should push outwards into the margin of Celtic societies , yielding or ...
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... natural impulses , the Irish were notoriously lascivious and promiscuous ; all observers noted the looseness with which the marriage - tie was regarded , concubinage was rife : a gay time was had by all— though the laxity in the ...
... natural impulses , the Irish were notoriously lascivious and promiscuous ; all observers noted the looseness with which the marriage - tie was regarded , concubinage was rife : a gay time was had by all— though the laxity in the ...
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... natural basis- was a natural expression — of the sea - concerns of the island people all round the coasts : the coastal and river communications , which were cheaper and easier than those by land ; the fisheries about the coasts , in ...
... natural basis- was a natural expression — of the sea - concerns of the island people all round the coasts : the coastal and river communications , which were cheaper and easier than those by land ; the fisheries about the coasts , in ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 10 |
WALES | 45 |
Urheberrecht | |
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