The Works of Francis Bacon ...: Literary and professional worksHoughton, Mifflin and Company, 1909 |
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... peace . And if the King could forget the good offices of the Duke done unto him aforetime , yet he knew well he would in his wisdom consider of the future , how much it imported his own safety and reputation both in foreign parts and ...
... peace . And if the King could forget the good offices of the Duke done unto him aforetime , yet he knew well he would in his wisdom consider of the future , how much it imported his own safety and reputation both in foreign parts and ...
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... peace by Charles clearly released . This came also handsomely to put on the peace , both because so potent a confederate 2 was fallen off , and because it was a fair example of a peace bought ; so as the King should not be the sole ...
... peace by Charles clearly released . This came also handsomely to put on the peace , both because so potent a confederate 2 was fallen off , and because it was a fair example of a peace bought ; so as the King should not be the sole ...
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... peace , did not prevent her from cultivating and maintaining peace during the whole time of her reign . And this her desire of peace , together with the success of it , I count among her greatest praises ; as a thing happy for her times ...
... peace , did not prevent her from cultivating and maintaining peace during the whole time of her reign . And this her desire of peace , together with the success of it , I count among her greatest praises ; as a thing happy for her times ...
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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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