The Expansion of Elizabethan EnglandSt. Martin's Press, 1955 - 449 Seiten |
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... took matters in their own hands and meted out direct justice by an official raid of their own ; or the governments took the matter up , testily enough , with each other . At moments of crisis in the relations between the countries the ...
... took matters in their own hands and meted out direct justice by an official raid of their own ; or the governments took the matter up , testily enough , with each other . At moments of crisis in the relations between the countries the ...
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... took the same attitude towards interlopers in the sixteenth century . The English took the same line about the Dutch who intruded into the northern trade with Russia at the end of the century . People think what suits them : one never ...
... took the same attitude towards interlopers in the sixteenth century . The English took the same line about the Dutch who intruded into the northern trade with Russia at the end of the century . People think what suits them : one never ...
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... took to be samples of auriferous ore from what Captain Keymis took to be a gold- mine , and dropped down the rivers again to his ships , hoping to return another day . On his way he generously released Berrio . The moment Ralegh turned ...
... took to be samples of auriferous ore from what Captain Keymis took to be a gold- mine , and dropped down the rivers again to his ships , hoping to return another day . On his way he generously released Berrio . The moment Ralegh turned ...
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THE SCOTTISH BORDERS AND CORNWALL | 1 |
WALES | 45 |
A CELTIC SOCIETY IN DECLINE | 90 |
Urheberrecht | |
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