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Page 50
... Council intended that he should retire altogether from the neighbourhood , but he established himself at the sign of ... Council . Parry sent in a volume of Cicero and a Latin version of the Psalms for his mistress : the Council had to ...
... Council intended that he should retire altogether from the neighbourhood , but he established himself at the sign of ... Council . Parry sent in a volume of Cicero and a Latin version of the Psalms for his mistress : the Council had to ...
Page 63
... Council . It was a delicate and import- ant problem . Elizabeth desired to be neither weak nor rash ; not to have an unwieldy Council , nor one whose complexion was old - fashioned , nor yet to alienate those who must find themselves in ...
... Council . It was a delicate and import- ant problem . Elizabeth desired to be neither weak nor rash ; not to have an unwieldy Council , nor one whose complexion was old - fashioned , nor yet to alienate those who must find themselves in ...
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... Council's decision that his first and supreme object should be an attack upon Tyrone in Ulster . The very anxiety with which the Privy Council worked to meet all his legitimate demands was disconcerting : it was as though they were ...
... Council's decision that his first and supreme object should be an attack upon Tyrone in Ulster . The very anxiety with which the Privy Council worked to meet all his legitimate demands was disconcerting : it was as though they were ...
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