House of Commons Papers, Volume 45H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 - Legislation |
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Page 140
... hath by this time a sufficient number together to take revenge of the Gwise and is thought to repair directly to Paris. " Her Majesty hereupon hath sent Mr. Bodley to the King to assure him that she will [give] him of men, money and ...
... hath by this time a sufficient number together to take revenge of the Gwise and is thought to repair directly to Paris. " Her Majesty hereupon hath sent Mr. Bodley to the King to assure him that she will [give] him of men, money and ...
Page 331
... hath sent three fleets after him. There is a truce taken in Ireland for two months, it is thought there will be a peace presently, it is doubted of many here. The Scots King is assured to the Queen. God send it to continue. Here is ...
... hath sent three fleets after him. There is a truce taken in Ireland for two months, it is thought there will be a peace presently, it is doubted of many here. The Scots King is assured to the Queen. God send it to continue. Here is ...
Page 377
... hath no use of bookes. His mentioning of Baldwine so unfitly, intimateth that he is neere, and so best remembreth him. Why is he so earnest to have Baldwine and Cotton so hastily sett at liberty, since their punishments are for ...
... hath no use of bookes. His mentioning of Baldwine so unfitly, intimateth that he is neere, and so best remembreth him. Why is he so earnest to have Baldwine and Cotton so hastily sett at liberty, since their punishments are for ...
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