Enigmas of HistoryM. Joseph, 1957 - 253 pages |
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... arrival in England ? DEMONT : He has not seen me often . WILLIAMS : Has he seen you a dozen times since your arrival in England ? DEMONT : Yes , more . WILLIAMS : Twenty , perhaps ? DEMONT : I do not know how often . WILLIAMS : It was ...
... arrival in England ? DEMONT : He has not seen me often . WILLIAMS : Has he seen you a dozen times since your arrival in England ? DEMONT : Yes , more . WILLIAMS : Twenty , perhaps ? DEMONT : I do not know how often . WILLIAMS : It was ...
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... arrived . James asked Buckingham to administer it to him , which he did , after the doctors and various other people in the room had tasted it . Later , when the King grew worse , Buckingham heard the rumour that ' his physic had done ...
... arrived . James asked Buckingham to administer it to him , which he did , after the doctors and various other people in the room had tasted it . Later , when the King grew worse , Buckingham heard the rumour that ' his physic had done ...
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... arrival of authentic and incontrovertible news from Spain . The first danger was the return of Bristol , who arrived in England at the same time as Brett - in the March of 1624. Buckingham's influence was still sufficient to ensure that ...
... arrival of authentic and incontrovertible news from Spain . The first danger was the return of Bristol , who arrived in England at the same time as Brett - in the March of 1624. Buckingham's influence was still sufficient to ensure that ...
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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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