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On the death of Leicester he recovered the Queen's favour , was made a Knight
of the Garter , appointed to sit at the trial of Lord Arundel , and joined with
Burleigh in negociating a peace with Spain and Holland . On December 17th ,
1591 , in ...
On the death of Leicester he recovered the Queen's favour , was made a Knight
of the Garter , appointed to sit at the trial of Lord Arundel , and joined with
Burleigh in negociating a peace with Spain and Holland . On December 17th ,
1591 , in ...
Page 89
It is dated November the 14th , 1576 , and contains the following passage :“ Truly
, my Lord , I must say to your Lordship , as I have said to my Lord of Leicester and
Mr. Philip , the breaking off of this match , if the default be on your parts , will ...
It is dated November the 14th , 1576 , and contains the following passage :“ Truly
, my Lord , I must say to your Lordship , as I have said to my Lord of Leicester and
Mr. Philip , the breaking off of this match , if the default be on your parts , will ...
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marbetween the Lord Rich ånd his fair lady by ' mutual consent ; ' but , because
Mountjoy Earl of Devonshire ried her while her lord lived , the King was so much
displeased , as it broke the Earl's heart ; for his Majesty told him that “ he had ...
marbetween the Lord Rich ånd his fair lady by ' mutual consent ; ' but , because
Mountjoy Earl of Devonshire ried her while her lord lived , the King was so much
displeased , as it broke the Earl's heart ; for his Majesty told him that “ he had ...
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Williams , the Lord Keeper , notices this event in a letter to the Duke of
Buckingham , his master , in the following terms , " Mr. Murray the provost of Eton
, is now dead : the place stayed by the fellows and myself until your lordship's
pleasure be ...
Williams , the Lord Keeper , notices this event in a letter to the Duke of
Buckingham , his master , in the following terms , " Mr. Murray the provost of Eton
, is now dead : the place stayed by the fellows and myself until your lordship's
pleasure be ...
Page 239
Mrs. Montague , her relation the Earl of Bath , and Lord Lyttleton . By the advice of
these noblemen , when on a visit at Tunbridge , she was prevailed upon to form a
second collection of poems . These were published in 1762 in a small volume ...
Mrs. Montague , her relation the Earl of Bath , and Lord Lyttleton . By the advice of
these noblemen , when on a visit at Tunbridge , she was prevailed upon to form a
second collection of poems . These were published in 1762 in a small volume ...
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| Title | Kentish Poets. A series of writers in English poetry, natives or residents in the county of Kent; with specimens of their compositions and some account of their lives and writings. By R. F. |
| Author | Rowland FREEMAN |
| Publisher | G. Wood, 1821 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 4 Feb 2015 |
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