Sir Walter Ralegh: A BiographyAt the Clarendon Press, 1891 - 413 pages |
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Page 13
... Perrot were committed by the Council to the Fleet for six days . The affray is not creditable ; but it indicates that Ralegh associated with courtiers . CHAP . II . Maritime adventures . The company he IN SEARCH OF A CAREER . 13.
... Perrot were committed by the Council to the Fleet for six days . The affray is not creditable ; but it indicates that Ralegh associated with courtiers . CHAP . II . Maritime adventures . The company he IN SEARCH OF A CAREER . 13.
Page 15
... Council ordered Gilbert and Ralegh to remain until he should be compensated . The County authorities were directed to stop the fleet . How the demand was settled , and whether the embargo were formally taken off , is not re- corded . A ...
... Council ordered Gilbert and Ralegh to remain until he should be compensated . The County authorities were directed to stop the fleet . How the demand was settled , and whether the embargo were formally taken off , is not re- corded . A ...
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... Council . But it would be folly to pretend that he disapproved it . Hooker , his eulogist , claims it for him as an eminent distinction . He cordially sympathized with Grey's ideal of a Mahometan conquest for Ireland . Feats of Arms ...
... Council . But it would be folly to pretend that he disapproved it . Hooker , his eulogist , claims it for him as an eminent distinction . He cordially sympathized with Grey's ideal of a Mahometan conquest for Ireland . Feats of Arms ...
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... Council Register contains no reference to a personal controversy between Ralegh and him . But Ralegh may well have privately expounded to the Queen and some Privy Councillors his views , which would then have been transmitted to Grey to ...
... Council Register contains no reference to a personal controversy between Ralegh and him . But Ralegh may well have privately expounded to the Queen and some Privy Councillors his views , which would then have been transmitted to Grey to ...
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... Council wrote the name Raleghe , Rawleighe , and Rawleigh . George Villiers spelt it Raughleigh , and Cobham , Rawlye . In Irish State Papers he is Rawleie . Lord Henry Howard wrote Rawlegh and Rawlie . The Lord Admiral called him Raw ...
... Council wrote the name Raleghe , Rawleighe , and Rawleigh . George Villiers spelt it Raughleigh , and Cobham , Rawlye . In Irish State Papers he is Rawleie . Lord Henry Howard wrote Rawlegh and Rawlie . The Lord Admiral called him Raw ...
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