The History of England, from the Invasion of Julius Cæsar to the Revolution in 1688. In Eight Volumes, Том 5 |
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... Affairs of the Low Countries — New conspiracy of the Duke of Norfolk - Trial of Norfolk - His execution - Scotch affairs - French affairs - Massacre of Paris - French affairs Civil wars of the low Countries -- A parliament .
... Affairs of the Low Countries — New conspiracy of the Duke of Norfolk - Trial of Norfolk - His execution - Scotch affairs - French affairs - Massacre of Paris - French affairs Civil wars of the low Countries -- A parliament .
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... His intrigues - His insurrection - His trial and execution - French affairs — Mountjoy's success in Ireland - Defeat of the Spaniards and Irish - A parliament -Tyrone's submission — Queen's sickness — and death , and character .
... His intrigues - His insurrection - His trial and execution - French affairs — Mountjoy's success in Ireland - Defeat of the Spaniards and Irish - A parliament -Tyrone's submission — Queen's sickness — and death , and character .
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And that they maintained it to be her duty to lay aside all private affections towards the actors in so heinous à crime , and so enormous a villany , and without delay bring them to a trial , and inflict the severest penalties upon them ...
And that they maintained it to be her duty to lay aside all private affections towards the actors in so heinous à crime , and so enormous a villany , and without delay bring them to a trial , and inflict the severest penalties upon them ...
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XXXVIII , their trial for intending to withdraw into France , with a view of soliciting succours from the duke of 1561 . Guise , of returning thence into Wales , and of proclaiming Mary queen of England , and Arthur Pole , duke of ...
XXXVIII , their trial for intending to withdraw into France , with a view of soliciting succours from the duke of 1561 . Guise , of returning thence into Wales , and of proclaiming Mary queen of England , and Arthur Pole , duke of ...
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Lenox , who had come as far as Stirling , with a view of appearing at the trial , was informed of all these circumstances ; and reflecting on the small train which attended him , he began to entertain very just apprehensions from the ...
Lenox , who had come as far as Stirling , with a view of appearing at the trial , was informed of all these circumstances ; and reflecting on the small train which attended him , he began to entertain very just apprehensions from the ...
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