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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... sent to assert them - How he fared in his mission - Conferences with Murray and Lethington - Accusations against the Hamiltons- Popular feeling about Queen Mary - Effect of Queen Eliza- beth's interference , 280-318 CHAPTER XLIX ...
... sent to assert them - How he fared in his mission - Conferences with Murray and Lethington - Accusations against the Hamiltons- Popular feeling about Queen Mary - Effect of Queen Eliza- beth's interference , 280-318 CHAPTER XLIX ...
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... sent his commentaries on what he no- ticed home for study by his mistress and his political col- leagues . In these revelations the spirit of the kindly English gentleman in some measure seems to overcome that of the diplomatist and spy ...
... sent his commentaries on what he no- ticed home for study by his mistress and his political col- leagues . In these revelations the spirit of the kindly English gentleman in some measure seems to overcome that of the diplomatist and spy ...
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... sent for the purpose of condoling with them on the loss they had sustained by the death of King Francis , and on the effect this might have in breaking the close alliance of Scotland with France . Perhaps of the many events treated in ...
... sent for the purpose of condoling with them on the loss they had sustained by the death of King Francis , and on the effect this might have in breaking the close alliance of Scotland with France . Perhaps of the many events treated in ...
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... sent to strengthen the English mission by co - operation with Throckmorton . The two were directed to recommend Queen Mary to allow her subjects to be ruled by their own laws , in the hands of such natural - born subjects as were found ...
... sent to strengthen the English mission by co - operation with Throckmorton . The two were directed to recommend Queen Mary to allow her subjects to be ruled by their own laws , in the hands of such natural - born subjects as were found ...
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... sent her own , but she had not received the much- desired equivalent . She begged that there might be no delay about this - she could not rest until she was blessed with the likeness of that dear one . Afterwards when she received it ...
... sent her own , but she had not received the much- desired equivalent . She begged that there might be no delay about this - she could not rest until she was blessed with the likeness of that dear one . Afterwards when she received it ...
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