Enigmas of HistoryM. Joseph, 1957 - 253 pages |
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... Louis Ferdinand and was brought over to England in 1803 by a German woman who died about five years ago ; that Louis Ferdinand sent him to her to take care of . On his arrival ( she expected him ) she got a child from Austin , which ...
... Louis Ferdinand and was brought over to England in 1803 by a German woman who died about five years ago ; that Louis Ferdinand sent him to her to take care of . On his arrival ( she expected him ) she got a child from Austin , which ...
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... Louis XIV , for the secret Treaty of Dover by which the English King , with the aid of French money , hoped to be able to establish England once more as a Catholic monarchy instead of a Protestant plutocracy and extricate himself from ...
... Louis XIV , for the secret Treaty of Dover by which the English King , with the aid of French money , hoped to be able to establish England once more as a Catholic monarchy instead of a Protestant plutocracy and extricate himself from ...
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... Louis XIII as it was possible to be . He who as Louis XIV ' was to make a mark on history of almost unequalled physical and mental vigour , ' was indubitably a very odd son for Louis XIII to have had - as Gaston and his supporters quite ...
... Louis XIII as it was possible to be . He who as Louis XIV ' was to make a mark on history of almost unequalled physical and mental vigour , ' was indubitably a very odd son for Louis XIII to have had - as Gaston and his supporters quite ...
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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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