Enigmas of HistoryM. Joseph, 1957 - 253 pages |
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... evidence ' he is perfectly right . Nothing can . That is my point . ' Documentary evidence ' alone is worthless , simply because what on any point has survived cannot be presumed to be the total documentary evidence and therefore cannot ...
... evidence ' he is perfectly right . Nothing can . That is my point . ' Documentary evidence ' alone is worthless , simply because what on any point has survived cannot be presumed to be the total documentary evidence and therefore cannot ...
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... evidence such with respect to the parties to be examined as would preclude their testimony from being run down and discredited . But there is another most important object short of Divorce viz . , to accumulate such a body of evidence ...
... evidence such with respect to the parties to be examined as would preclude their testimony from being run down and discredited . But there is another most important object short of Divorce viz . , to accumulate such a body of evidence ...
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... evidence carefully . After his recital of the facts of the case , Queen Christina replied : ' Certainly he was poisoned ' and thus endorsed the general contemporary verdict . The reversal of this verdict to such an extent that the mere ...
... evidence carefully . After his recital of the facts of the case , Queen Christina replied : ' Certainly he was poisoned ' and thus endorsed the general contemporary verdict . The reversal of this verdict to such an extent that the mere ...
Contents
FOREWORD II | 11 |
The Wives of King George IV | 19 |
The Parentage of Queen Elizabeth I | 91 |
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