Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth, 2 tomasWells and Lilly, 1821 |
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... himself with Burleigh , his secret enemy ; and the suspicion of proficiency in the art of poisoning , which had so long rested upon the favourite , obtained credit to this absurd report . Possibly there might be more 15.
... himself with Burleigh , his secret enemy ; and the suspicion of proficiency in the art of poisoning , which had so long rested upon the favourite , obtained credit to this absurd report . Possibly there might be more 15.
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... secret ; —he was completely taken by surprise . But of his per- sonal safety the perfidious young king and his detes- table mother were , for their own sakes , careful ; and not only were himself and his servants protected from injury ...
... secret ; —he was completely taken by surprise . But of his per- sonal safety the perfidious young king and his detes- table mother were , for their own sakes , careful ; and not only were himself and his servants protected from injury ...
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... secret aids as should enable them still to persevere in a formida- ble resistance . It is worth recording , on the subject of these nego- tiations between Elizabeth and the royal family of France , that Burleigh seems to have been ...
... secret aids as should enable them still to persevere in a formida- ble resistance . It is worth recording , on the subject of these nego- tiations between Elizabeth and the royal family of France , that Burleigh seems to have been ...
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... secret sort ; on the one part , and that of long time , that I am the most dangerous enemy and evil willer to the queen of Scots ; on the other side , that I am also a secret well willer to her and her title ; and that I have made my ...
... secret sort ; on the one part , and that of long time , that I am the most dangerous enemy and evil willer to the queen of Scots ; on the other side , that I am also a secret well willer to her and her title ; and that I have made my ...
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... secret political commission . After a variety of wild adventures in different coun- tries of Europe , in which he and his associate Kelly discovered still more knavery than credulity in the exercise of their various false sciences and ...
... secret political commission . After a variety of wild adventures in different coun- tries of Europe , in which he and his associate Kelly discovered still more knavery than credulity in the exercise of their various false sciences and ...
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