Sir Walter Ralegh: A BiographyClarendon Press, 1899 - 413 pages |
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Page 10
... French criticisms delivered some time after the actual event . Civil War . A haze of uncertainty shrouds his original advent among the Huguenots . It lifts for a moment to show him there ; and that is all . As soon as he has ridden ...
... French criticisms delivered some time after the actual event . Civil War . A haze of uncertainty shrouds his original advent among the Huguenots . It lifts for a moment to show him there ; and that is all . As soon as he has ridden ...
Page 11
... French Catholic Court the auxiliaries she had licensed . On the authority of an observation of the younger Hakluyt's , that Ralegh had resided longer in France than he , the period is computed to have been not less than six years . As ...
... French Catholic Court the auxiliaries she had licensed . On the authority of an observation of the younger Hakluyt's , that Ralegh had resided longer in France than he , the period is computed to have been not less than six years . As ...
Page 43
... French Protestant settlement had been attempted in Florida . Laudonnière reinforced it a couple of years later . But the jealousy of Spain was aroused . Pedro Melendez de Avila pounced down in 1565. He captured the forts . Eight or nine ...
... French Protestant settlement had been attempted in Florida . Laudonnière reinforced it a couple of years later . But the jealousy of Spain was aroused . Pedro Melendez de Avila pounced down in 1565. He captured the forts . Eight or nine ...
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... French king's subjects . In the same year , Albert Reynerson was lodging complaints againt Ralegh's captain of the Roebuck . Another of his cap- tains , John Floyer , in 1592 , was accused of having captured a ship of Bayonne with a ...
... French king's subjects . In the same year , Albert Reynerson was lodging complaints againt Ralegh's captain of the Roebuck . Another of his cap- tains , John Floyer , in 1592 , was accused of having captured a ship of Bayonne with a ...
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... French privateers . Public opinion entirely justified the vigour with which he con- ducted his retaliation . If he were unpopular among his countrymen , or any section of them , the fact is not to be explained by the employment of his ...
... French privateers . Public opinion entirely justified the vigour with which he con- ducted his retaliation . If he were unpopular among his countrymen , or any section of them , the fact is not to be explained by the employment of his ...
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