The History of Scotland: From Agricola's Invasion to the Extinction of the Last Jacobite Insurrection, Volume 4W. Blackwood, 1873 - 100 páginas |
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... nature . Her son's death was the first and the most effective of the successive blows that finally levelled the power of her enemies , the Guises , to the dust . It made her virtually Queen of France ; and those who saw all this and ...
... nature . Her son's death was the first and the most effective of the successive blows that finally levelled the power of her enemies , the Guises , to the dust . It made her virtually Queen of France ; and those who saw all this and ...
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... nature , tinged with somewhat of in- sanity , seems to have been apparent to them , and we find them significantly leaving it to himself to promote his cause.2 1 Calendar of State Papers ( Foreign ) , 473 . 2 See a letter full of subtle ...
... nature , tinged with somewhat of in- sanity , seems to have been apparent to them , and we find them significantly leaving it to himself to promote his cause.2 1 Calendar of State Papers ( Foreign ) , 473 . 2 See a letter full of subtle ...
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... nature and manners of the people of England and Scotland are in that part somewhat like , for by gentleness they may be used or sometimes abused , but with force , and especially with a foreign governor , neither of them can agree ...
... nature and manners of the people of England and Scotland are in that part somewhat like , for by gentleness they may be used or sometimes abused , but with force , and especially with a foreign governor , neither of them can agree ...
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... natural brother , and with the Earl of Argyle , who had married Lady Jean Stewart , her natural sister , and to use the Secretair Lethington and the Laird of Grange maist tenderly in all her affairs ; and in effect , to repose maist ...
... natural brother , and with the Earl of Argyle , who had married Lady Jean Stewart , her natural sister , and to use the Secretair Lethington and the Laird of Grange maist tenderly in all her affairs ; and in effect , to repose maist ...
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... natural - born subjects as were found most capable to administer them . They were to remind her how well Scotland had been governed for her ever since the French troops had been driven out . They were to point out how , when her royal ...
... natural - born subjects as were found most capable to administer them . They were to remind her how well Scotland had been governed for her ever since the French troops had been driven out . They were to point out how , when her royal ...
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