Calendar of the Carew Manuscripts Preserved in the Archiepiscopal Library at Lambeth: 1575 - 1588, Volume 2William Bullen, John S. Brewer Longmans, Green, Reader & Dyer, 1868 - 594 pages |
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... means exist , at present , for tracing his history further . In July 1535 he was sent into Ireland , ¶ ap- * Carew Papers , I. 30 , 32 . † See my Calendar of Letters and Papers of Henry VIII . , Vol . III . , No. 1,204 , cf. p . 500 ...
... means exist , at present , for tracing his history further . In July 1535 he was sent into Ireland , ¶ ap- * Carew Papers , I. 30 , 32 . † See my Calendar of Letters and Papers of Henry VIII . , Vol . III . , No. 1,204 , cf. p . 500 ...
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... means for repelling the Irish chiefs , Desmond and O'Brien , or for keeping the soldiers from open rebellion , now ... mean , * See Hamilton's Calendar , I. † State Papers , II . 329 . p . 16 . 1 shall come thereby . And admitting the ...
... means for repelling the Irish chiefs , Desmond and O'Brien , or for keeping the soldiers from open rebellion , now ... mean , * See Hamilton's Calendar , I. † State Papers , II . 329 . p . 16 . 1 shall come thereby . And admitting the ...
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... means shall be " taken away ; so , as I suppose , it is predestinate to " this country to bring forth sedition , invention , lies , and " such other naughty fruits , and also that no man shall " have thanks for service done here . For ...
... means shall be " taken away ; so , as I suppose , it is predestinate to " this country to bring forth sedition , invention , lies , and " such other naughty fruits , and also that no man shall " have thanks for service done here . For ...
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1575 - 1588 William Bullen, John S. Brewer. the best means of reducing the army . * * A detailed account of their proceedings will be found in their letters to Crom- well , published in the State Papers . Their survey was completed on ...
1575 - 1588 William Bullen, John S. Brewer. the best means of reducing the army . * * A detailed account of their proceedings will be found in their letters to Crom- well , published in the State Papers . Their survey was completed on ...
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... means of Cromwell , " who had caused the King both to spend " his treasure to recover the land , and after all his charges he is again the only mean and instrument to cause him to give away his revenues . " He proceeded to accuse the ...
... means of Cromwell , " who had caused the King both to spend " his treasure to recover the land , and after all his charges he is again the only mean and instrument to cause him to give away his revenues . " He proceeded to accuse the ...
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