Enigmas of HistoryM. Joseph, 1957 - 253 pages |
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Page 55
... wrote in large golden letters on a panel she held the names of the different battles in which Murat had distinguished himself ' ; and organized a fête champêtre at the Villa d'Este where she exhibited herself as a Druidical priestess ...
... wrote in large golden letters on a panel she held the names of the different battles in which Murat had distinguished himself ' ; and organized a fête champêtre at the Villa d'Este where she exhibited herself as a Druidical priestess ...
Page 95
... wrote Simon Renard to Philip . " They say that the Queen has given her consent . . . . They intend to move to declare that the Lady Elizabeth is a bastard , hoping thus to upset Your Majesty's plans . ' But the news of Mary's consent ...
... wrote Simon Renard to Philip . " They say that the Queen has given her consent . . . . They intend to move to declare that the Lady Elizabeth is a bastard , hoping thus to upset Your Majesty's plans . ' But the news of Mary's consent ...
Page 101
... wrote while in prison to Dr Nicholas Wilson who was also in prison for refusing the oath and , unsettled in mind , was asking More's advice . In the course of his answer , More wrote : ' As touching the oath , the causes for which I ...
... wrote while in prison to Dr Nicholas Wilson who was also in prison for refusing the oath and , unsettled in mind , was asking More's advice . In the course of his answer , More wrote : ' As touching the oath , the causes for which I ...
Contents
FOREWORD II | 11 |
The Wives of King George IV | 19 |
The Parentage of Queen Elizabeth I | 91 |
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