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... enterprise . ' Indeed , only the State purse , which in Tudor days was the Queen's purse , was deep enough for the purpose . But Queen Elizabeth at fifty was not sanguine of new enterprises , and the still older Burghley 1 Peckham , on ...
... enterprise . ' Indeed , only the State purse , which in Tudor days was the Queen's purse , was deep enough for the purpose . But Queen Elizabeth at fifty was not sanguine of new enterprises , and the still older Burghley 1 Peckham , on ...
Page 280
... enterprises , sincke and fainte under their burden . And because that this enterprise wch wee have in hande or in purpose ( besides that it is much maliced specially by our mightie faction of the papistes ) , ' is an enterprize that ...
... enterprises , sincke and fainte under their burden . And because that this enterprise wch wee have in hande or in purpose ( besides that it is much maliced specially by our mightie faction of the papistes ) , ' is an enterprize that ...
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... enterprise . 4 An ample vent in time to come of the Woollen clothes of England , especially those of the coursest sorts , to the mainten- ance of our poore , that els sterve or become burdensome to the realme : and vent also of sundry ...
... enterprise . 4 An ample vent in time to come of the Woollen clothes of England , especially those of the coursest sorts , to the mainten- ance of our poore , that els sterve or become burdensome to the realme : and vent also of sundry ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
List of Geographical Authorities compiled by Richard | 32 |
Letter from Leonard Chilton 1567 | 74 |
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