History of England from the Accession of James I. to the Outbreak of the Civil War, 1603-1642: 1623-1625Longmans, Green, and Company, 1896 |
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... intentions are 17 The Prince is lodged in the palace 18 • Charles sees the Infanta 19 Fresh demands of Olivares 20 Objections of the Nuncio . 21 Olivares asks that a forti- fied town may be given to the English Catho- lics . Pastrana's ...
... intentions are 17 The Prince is lodged in the palace 18 • Charles sees the Infanta 19 Fresh demands of Olivares 20 Objections of the Nuncio . 21 Olivares asks that a forti- fied town may be given to the English Catho- lics . Pastrana's ...
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... intention to visit Spain . To Baby Charles , as his father appro- January . priately named him , the impolicy of the step which jected jour- he was about to take appeared not to be worth a moment's consideration . Of the intrigues which ...
... intention to visit Spain . To Baby Charles , as his father appro- January . priately named him , the impolicy of the step which jected jour- he was about to take appeared not to be worth a moment's consideration . Of the intrigues which ...
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... intention to come to Spain to the Infanta's marriage . I do not insert the whole of the arguments used by James as given by Clarendon , as I have a suspicion that they were embellished by knowledge acquired after the event ; I have ...
... intention to come to Spain to the Infanta's marriage . I do not insert the whole of the arguments used by James as given by Clarendon , as I have a suspicion that they were embellished by knowledge acquired after the event ; I have ...
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... intention by the promise of the Infanta's hand for his son . For some weeks Olivares had been tormented with renewed demands that the Spanish Government should take a side . Kheven- hüller , the Imperial Ambassador , and De Massimi ...
... intention by the promise of the Infanta's hand for his son . For some weeks Olivares had been tormented with renewed demands that the Spanish Government should take a side . Kheven- hüller , the Imperial Ambassador , and De Massimi ...
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... intention of allowing himself to be converted , there would be no real effort made to obtain the dispensation . Nothing would be settled as long as that question remained open.1 The Prince lodged in the Palace . It can hardly be doubted ...
... intention of allowing himself to be converted , there would be no real effort made to obtain the dispensation . Nothing would be settled as long as that question remained open.1 The Prince lodged in the Palace . It can hardly be doubted ...
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