Sir Henry Killigrew, Elizabethan Soldier and Diplomat |
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... Mary's Italian favourite , had just been brutally murdered in her presence by a band of conspirators of whom her own husband Darnley was a principal member . Heavy with child and reeling under the shock of this terrible episode , Mary ...
... Mary's Italian favourite , had just been brutally murdered in her presence by a band of conspirators of whom her own husband Darnley was a principal member . Heavy with child and reeling under the shock of this terrible episode , Mary ...
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... Mary had effected an outward reconciliation with Darnley and his family since the assasination of Rizzio , Killigrew observed : " Methinks - there is small account made of them . " Even more significant was his comment on the Earl of ...
... Mary had effected an outward reconciliation with Darnley and his family since the assasination of Rizzio , Killigrew observed : " Methinks - there is small account made of them . " Even more significant was his comment on the Earl of ...
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... Mary's dealings with the King of Spain at the expense of France.1 These revelations cooled the ardor with which Charles and his mother pleaded on Mary's behalf . Nevertheless , it seemed clear to Killigrew and his fellow diplomats that ...
... Mary's dealings with the King of Spain at the expense of France.1 These revelations cooled the ardor with which Charles and his mother pleaded on Mary's behalf . Nevertheless , it seemed clear to Killigrew and his fellow diplomats that ...
Contents
Foreword vii | 1 |
The Queens secret Agent in Germany | 30 |
Diplomatic Career 15601567 | 68 |
Copyright | |
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