The History of England from the Invasion of Julius Cæsar to the Abdication of James the Second, 1688, Том 4Harper & brothers, 1879 |
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... . 62 Various Proposals of Marriage to Mary ,. 62 Artful Schemes of Elizabeth to elude them ,. 63 Conference between Elizabeth and Melvil , Mary's Ambas- sador , 64 A. D. 1565 . Lord Darnley proposed as Husband to П CONTENTS .
... . 62 Various Proposals of Marriage to Mary ,. 62 Artful Schemes of Elizabeth to elude them ,. 63 Conference between Elizabeth and Melvil , Mary's Ambas- sador , 64 A. D. 1565 . Lord Darnley proposed as Husband to П CONTENTS .
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... be cited to * Knox , p . 121 . Keith , p . 78 , 81 , 82 . Melvil's Memoirs , p . 24. Jebb , vol . ii . p . 446 . + Knox , p . 128 appear before the council at Stirling ; but when their A. D. 1559. [ 19 ELIZABETH . Outrages of the Reformers,
... be cited to * Knox , p . 121 . Keith , p . 78 , 81 , 82 . Melvil's Memoirs , p . 24. Jebb , vol . ii . p . 446 . + Knox , p . 128 appear before the council at Stirling ; but when their A. D. 1559. [ 19 ELIZABETH . Outrages of the Reformers,
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... Melvil , were secretly despatched by the congregation to solicit succors from Elizabeth . The wise council of Elizabeth did not long deliberate in agreeing to this request , which concurred so well with the views and interests of their ...
... Melvil , were secretly despatched by the congregation to solicit succors from Elizabeth . The wise council of Elizabeth did not long deliberate in agreeing to this request , which concurred so well with the views and interests of their ...
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... , p . 247 , 284 . Keith , p . 243 , 249 , 259 , 265 . + Melvil , p . 41 . Camden , p . 396 , herself had not any serious intention of effecting this mar A. D. 1564. ] 63 ELIZABETH . Artful Schemes of Elizabeth to elude them,
... , p . 247 , 284 . Keith , p . 243 , 249 , 259 , 265 . + Melvil , p . 41 . Camden , p . 396 , herself had not any serious intention of effecting this mar A. D. 1564. ] 63 ELIZABETH . Artful Schemes of Elizabeth to elude them,
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... Melvil to London ; who has given us in his memoirs a particular account of his negotia- tion . Melvil was an agreeable courtier , a man of address and conversation ; and it was recommended to him by his mistress , that , besides grave ...
... Melvil to London ; who has given us in his memoirs a particular account of his negotia- tion . Melvil was an agreeable courtier , a man of address and conversation ; and it was recommended to him by his mistress , that , besides grave ...
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