Sir Walter Ralegh: A BiographyClarendon Press, 1899 - 413 pages |
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Page vii
... Cecil , Christopher Hatton , Essex , Anthony Bacon , Henry Sidney , Richard Boyle , Ralph Winwood , Dudley Carleton , George Carew , Henry Howard , and King James . His is a very familiar name in the Calendars of Domestic State Papers ...
... Cecil , Christopher Hatton , Essex , Anthony Bacon , Henry Sidney , Richard Boyle , Ralph Winwood , Dudley Carleton , George Carew , Henry Howard , and King James . His is a very familiar name in the Calendars of Domestic State Papers ...
Page xviii
... Cecil with James VI , ed . Lord Hailes , 1766 : pp . 171 [ 116 ] , 174 [ 9 ] , 175 [ 29 ] , 176 [ 68 ] , 180 [ 231 ] , 182 [ 107 ] , 254 [ 140-60 , 290 ] . HAKLUYT , RICHARD , Voyages , Navigations , Traffics , and Discoveries of the ...
... Cecil with James VI , ed . Lord Hailes , 1766 : pp . 171 [ 116 ] , 174 [ 9 ] , 175 [ 29 ] , 176 [ 68 ] , 180 [ 231 ] , 182 [ 107 ] , 254 [ 140-60 , 290 ] . HAKLUYT , RICHARD , Voyages , Navigations , Traffics , and Discoveries of the ...
Page 30
... Cecil wrote to him as Rawley , Raleigh , and Ralegh . A secretary of Cecil wrote Raweley and Raw- legh . King James , for whom in Scotland he had been Raulie , wrote once at any rate , and Carew Ralegh commonly , Raleigh . Carew's son ...
... Cecil wrote to him as Rawley , Raleigh , and Ralegh . A secretary of Cecil wrote Raweley and Raw- legh . King James , for whom in Scotland he had been Raulie , wrote once at any rate , and Carew Ralegh commonly , Raleigh . Carew's son ...
Page 40
... Cecil had to supplement his vast legitimate revenues from illicit sources , and died £ 38,000 in debt . Essex , whose dis- interestedness is eulogized , had £ 300,000 from the Queen , in addition to most lucrative offices . The whole ...
... Cecil had to supplement his vast legitimate revenues from illicit sources , and died £ 38,000 in debt . Essex , whose dis- interestedness is eulogized , had £ 300,000 from the Queen , in addition to most lucrative offices . The whole ...
Page 51
... present value . In high places no repug- nance to the pursuit was felt . The Queen not rarely adven- tured , and looked for the lion's share of the spoil . Robert CHAP . V. Cecil , after he had succeeded to E 2 VIRGINIA . 51.
... present value . In high places no repug- nance to the pursuit was felt . The Queen not rarely adven- tured , and looked for the lion's share of the spoil . Robert CHAP . V. Cecil , after he had succeeded to E 2 VIRGINIA . 51.
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