Enigmas of HistoryM. Joseph, 1957 - 253 pages |
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... Queen will age us all . Troops have been brought up round London and , at night , cavalry pickets occupy the principal quarters of the town . ' Later , she added , " The Queen is greeted with respect and enthusiasm not only by the mob ...
... Queen will age us all . Troops have been brought up round London and , at night , cavalry pickets occupy the principal quarters of the town . ' Later , she added , " The Queen is greeted with respect and enthusiasm not only by the mob ...
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... Queen , he went to present his letter to the Lady Elizabeth . . . . When this ambassador first arrived , the Queen was greatly distressed , thinking that Your Majesty would blame her because the proposed match a year ago [ with Savoy ] ...
... Queen , he went to present his letter to the Lady Elizabeth . . . . When this ambassador first arrived , the Queen was greatly distressed , thinking that Your Majesty would blame her because the proposed match a year ago [ with Savoy ] ...
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... Queen extracted from Böhmer ( who in the meantime had been told by Jeanne de la Motte that the Queen's guarantee to the Cardinal was a forgery ) * all the facts as far as the jeweller knew them ; and on August 15 - the Feast of the ...
... Queen extracted from Böhmer ( who in the meantime had been told by Jeanne de la Motte that the Queen's guarantee to the Cardinal was a forgery ) * all the facts as far as the jeweller knew them ; and on August 15 - the Feast of the ...
Contents
FOREWORD II | 11 |
The Wives of King George IV | 19 |
The Parentage of Queen Elizabeth I | 91 |
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