Diary, Volumen 3Cassell, 1899 |
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... hath got the whole power of Scotland into his hand ; whereas , the other day , he was in a fair way to have had his whole estate and honour , and life , voted away from him . That the King hath done himself all imaginable wrong in the ...
... hath got the whole power of Scotland into his hand ; whereas , the other day , he was in a fair way to have had his whole estate and honour , and life , voted away from him . That the King hath done himself all imaginable wrong in the ...
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... hath now about £ 8,000 per annum . It is true , he says , he oweth about £ 10,000 , but he hath been at great charges in getting things to this pass in his estate , besides his building and good goods that he hath bought . He says that ...
... hath now about £ 8,000 per annum . It is true , he says , he oweth about £ 10,000 , but he hath been at great charges in getting things to this pass in his estate , besides his building and good goods that he hath bought . He says that ...
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... hath , that what is due to him from the Wardrobe , or elsewhere , may be paid , which otherwise would fail , and all a man hath be but small content to him . So we seemed to take leave one of another ; my Lord of me , desiring me that I ...
... hath , that what is due to him from the Wardrobe , or elsewhere , may be paid , which otherwise would fail , and all a man hath be but small content to him . So we seemed to take leave one of another ; my Lord of me , desiring me that I ...
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