Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, of the Reign of Henry VIII: Preserved in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, and Elsewhere in England, Volume 12,Edição 1Longman, Green, Longman, & Roberts, 1890 - 761 páginas |
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... England . Norfolk thought it could do no harm to allow him , except merely the expense it would involve , but James should write to ask for a safe conduct himself . If he carried " an enemy's heart in his body , " what he saw in passing ...
... England . Norfolk thought it could do no harm to allow him , except merely the expense it would involve , but James should write to ask for a safe conduct himself . If he carried " an enemy's heart in his body , " what he saw in passing ...
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... England and do much for the advancement of him and his family ; if he could not , let him still return and the King would find employment for him in other ways.2 Enjoined thus to write his sentiments , Pole took his time to do so ; and ...
... England and do much for the advancement of him and his family ; if he could not , let him still return and the King would find employment for him in other ways.2 Enjoined thus to write his sentiments , Pole took his time to do so ; and ...
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Preserved in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, and Elsewhere in England Great Britain. Public Record Office. mind ; but he still hoped for the best and tried hard to assure the King . In reply to letters and messages from ...
Preserved in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, and Elsewhere in England Great Britain. Public Record Office. mind ; but he still hoped for the best and tried hard to assure the King . In reply to letters and messages from ...
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... England and discuss points of difference . Pole gave a distinct but polite refusal , reminding the King that the severity of his own laws . justified him in mere prudence for not coming . Immediately afterwards he received a summons ...
... England and discuss points of difference . Pole gave a distinct but polite refusal , reminding the King that the severity of his own laws . justified him in mere prudence for not coming . Immediately afterwards he received a summons ...
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... England to restore the King and Kingdom to the bosom of the Church . His speedy despatch had long been urged , especially by the bishop of Faenza , the papal nuncio in France , who had ascertained from James V. and David Beton at Paris ...
... England to restore the King and Kingdom to the bosom of the Church . His speedy despatch had long been urged , especially by the bishop of Faenza , the papal nuncio in France , who had ascertained from James V. and David Beton at Paris ...
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