Sir Henry Killigrew, Elizabethan Soldier and Diplomat |
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... given for her attribution of special blame to Thirlby , but the general source of Elizabeth's dis- content with her commissioners was her belief that their excessive deference to the Spanish deputies had aroused Henry's 1 Instructions given ...
... given for her attribution of special blame to Thirlby , but the general source of Elizabeth's dis- content with her commissioners was her belief that their excessive deference to the Spanish deputies had aroused Henry's 1 Instructions given ...
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... given an explicit promise not to return to France until the end of the war.1 Killigrew never forgot the part he played in England's un- successful gamble for the recovery of Calais . Ten years later , at the end of the memoir of his ...
... given an explicit promise not to return to France until the end of the war.1 Killigrew never forgot the part he played in England's un- successful gamble for the recovery of Calais . Ten years later , at the end of the memoir of his ...
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... given your honours most just cause to conceive as you have done , and therefore do most humbly crave your pardon , and that it would please your honours ... by letting her Majesty understand whence the error proceeded , to procure the ...
... given your honours most just cause to conceive as you have done , and therefore do most humbly crave your pardon , and that it would please your honours ... by letting her Majesty understand whence the error proceeded , to procure the ...
Contents
Foreword vii | 1 |
The Queens secret Agent in Germany | 30 |
Diplomatic Career 15601567 | 68 |
Copyright | |
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