Enigmas of HistoryM. Joseph, 1957 - 253 pages |
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Page 42
... brought to her whenever she pleased . For wise reasons , however , she denied her- self and her daughter the more frequent repetition of a pleasure of which both of them every day were ardently desirous . " If , " she said , " I were to ...
... brought to her whenever she pleased . For wise reasons , however , she denied her- self and her daughter the more frequent repetition of a pleasure of which both of them every day were ardently desirous . " If , " she said , " I were to ...
Page 93
... brought up at the French court until the time came when , at sixteen , she was to marry the Dauphin . She was twelve when Philip of Spain married Mary Tudor , Queen of England , and so brought England into the rival orbit . But Mary ...
... brought up at the French court until the time came when , at sixteen , she was to marry the Dauphin . She was twelve when Philip of Spain married Mary Tudor , Queen of England , and so brought England into the rival orbit . But Mary ...
Page 94
... brought England into war on the Spanish side , which lost Calais , the last English possession in France . She gave him freely of her money . She endured his interminable - seeming absences . But this one thing she would not do . She ...
... brought England into war on the Spanish side , which lost Calais , the last English possession in France . She gave him freely of her money . She endured his interminable - seeming absences . But this one thing she would not do . She ...
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FOREWORD II | 11 |
The Wives of King George IV | 19 |
The Parentage of Queen Elizabeth I | 91 |
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