The Works of Francis Bacon ...: Literary and professional worksHoughton, Mifflin and Company, 1909 |
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... answer to the ambassadors ; and that he did in the presence of his counsel . And after , calling the Chancellor to him apart , bad him speak in such language as was fit for a treaty that was to end in a breach ; and gave him also a ...
... answer to the ambassadors ; and that he did in the presence of his counsel . And after , calling the Chancellor to him apart , bad him speak in such language as was fit for a treaty that was to end in a breach ; and gave him also a ...
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... answered in some heat , that they doubted not but that the King their sovereign's sword would be able to ... answer from them , but would forthwith send his own ambassadors to the French King . There was a question also asked ...
... answered in some heat , that they doubted not but that the King their sovereign's sword would be able to ... answer from them , but would forthwith send his own ambassadors to the French King . There was a question also asked ...
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... answer to be made in like verse ; and that as speaking in his own person ; but in a stile of scorn and sport . About this time also was born the King's second son Henry , ' who afterwards reigned . And soon after followed the ...
... answer to be made in like verse ; and that as speaking in his own person ; but in a stile of scorn and sport . About this time also was born the King's second son Henry , ' who afterwards reigned . And soon after followed the ...
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HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF KING HENRY VII | 13 |
Great Councils | 178 |
Character of Henry VII from the Latin | 379 |
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