Sir Walter Ralegh: A BiographyAt the Clarendon Press, 1891 - 413 pages |
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... believed , and in all haste like a sort of wasps they fling out of the church , and get them to the town which is not far from thence , and there began to intrench and fortify the town , sending abroad into the country round about the ...
... believed , and in all haste like a sort of wasps they fling out of the church , and get them to the town which is not far from thence , and there began to intrench and fortify the town , sending abroad into the country round about the ...
Page 5
... believed to have been dead in 1584. The interest in the East Budleigh farm had by that time run out ; and it is surmised they had re- moved into Exeter , if they had not previously possessed a residence there , perhaps by the Palace ...
... believed to have been dead in 1584. The interest in the East Budleigh farm had by that time run out ; and it is surmised they had re- moved into Exeter , if they had not previously possessed a residence there , perhaps by the Palace ...
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... believed on the faith simply of vague tradi- tion , and of Wood's hasty assertions . No evidence indeed of Ralegh's connection with Oxford has ever been discovered in the College or University papers and books , beyond the entry , a ...
... believed on the faith simply of vague tradi- tion , and of Wood's hasty assertions . No evidence indeed of Ralegh's connection with Oxford has ever been discovered in the College or University papers and books , beyond the entry , a ...
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... believed with good cause to have remained abroad over 1572. There are ways of explaining the consequent discrepancies . The W. Rawley on the Oriel list may have been , and probably was , our Walter Ralegh , retained among the number of ...
... believed with good cause to have remained abroad over 1572. There are ways of explaining the consequent discrepancies . The W. Rawley on the Oriel list may have been , and probably was , our Walter Ralegh , retained among the number of ...
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... scheme cost much money , and brought in little . It gave him fame , which he craved still more , and kept the town talking . His distant seigniory excited the English imagination . Tobacco . He was believed to have 48 SIR WALTER RALEGH .
... scheme cost much money , and brought in little . It gave him fame , which he craved still more , and kept the town talking . His distant seigniory excited the English imagination . Tobacco . He was believed to have 48 SIR WALTER RALEGH .
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