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... favours , as I told you before ; the King teacheth him Latin every morning , and I think some one should teach him ... favour , but all in vain ; where it endeth I cannot guess , but honours are talked of speedily for him . " 9 If " It ...
... favours , as I told you before ; the King teacheth him Latin every morning , and I think some one should teach him ... favour , but all in vain ; where it endeth I cannot guess , but honours are talked of speedily for him . " 9 If " It ...
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... favours , as I told you before ; the King teacheth him Latin every morning , and I think some one should teach him ... favour , but all in vain ; where it endeth I cannot guess , but honours are talked of speedily for him . " - If " It ...
... favours , as I told you before ; the King teacheth him Latin every morning , and I think some one should teach him ... favour , but all in vain ; where it endeth I cannot guess , but honours are talked of speedily for him . " - If " It ...
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... favour with James I. , 235 . Carriages , improvements in con- structing , 404 . Castlemain , Lord , his intimation that Cecil was engaged in the gun - powder plot , 17. Op- posed by the speech of Lord Strafford , 18 . Catholics , of the ...
... favour with James I. , 235 . Carriages , improvements in con- structing , 404 . Castlemain , Lord , his intimation that Cecil was engaged in the gun - powder plot , 17. Op- posed by the speech of Lord Strafford , 18 . Catholics , of the ...
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TABLE | 6 |
French History | 7 |
Narrative of the Embassy to the Tour | 12 |
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