The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandSt. Martin's Press, 1955 - 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 It must have been a bitter disappointment to Ralegh and Grenville , and it is not a little ironical that the whole sequence . of planting ...
... Island with supplies for a couple of years , until he could come out and re - found the colony . 2 It must have been a bitter disappointment to Ralegh and Grenville , and it is not a little ironical that the whole sequence . of planting ...
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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 . 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 . Our footing in France had ...
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... Island ; 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 ; 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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THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 1 |
WALES | 45 |
A CELTIC SOCIETY IN DECLINE | 90 |
Urheberrecht | |
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