Sir Walter Raleigh and His Time, with Other PapersTicknor and Fields, 1859 - 461 |
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... King of Israel ! " What a shocking state of society when men actually believed their Bibles , not too little , but too much ! For our parts , we think that if poor dear Raleigh had considered the example of David a little more closely ...
... King of Israel ! " What a shocking state of society when men actually believed their Bibles , not too little , but too much ! For our parts , we think that if poor dear Raleigh had considered the example of David a little more closely ...
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... King of Spain . To acknowledge that lie would be to acknowledge the very power by which the Pope claims a right to depose Queen Elizabeth , and give her dominions to whomsoever he will . A fico for Bulls ! By possession , then ? That ...
... King of Spain . To acknowledge that lie would be to acknowledge the very power by which the Pope claims a right to depose Queen Elizabeth , and give her dominions to whomsoever he will . A fico for Bulls ! By possession , then ? That ...
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... king , ( for he might have been king had he chosen , ) all are left unfinished . And yet most pardonable ; for if a man feels that he can do many different things , how hard to teach himself that he must not do them all ! How hard to ...
... king , ( for he might have been king had he chosen , ) all are left unfinished . And yet most pardonable ; for if a man feels that he can do many different things , how hard to teach himself that he must not do them all ! How hard to ...
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... kings bring home ; on the profound ( for those times at least ) knowledge which prompted Raleigh to make the attempt in that particular direction , which had as yet escaped the notice of the Spaniards ; on the quiet patience with which ...
... kings bring home ; on the profound ( for those times at least ) knowledge which prompted Raleigh to make the attempt in that particular direction , which had as yet escaped the notice of the Spaniards ; on the quiet patience with which ...
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... king ( for the whole West - Indian commerce was a government job ) and the merchant - nobles of England . At last , the Great Armada comes , and the Great Armada goes again . Venit , vidit , fugit , as the medals said of it . And to ...
... king ( for the whole West - Indian commerce was a government job ) and the merchant - nobles of England . At last , the Great Armada comes , and the Great Armada goes again . Venit , vidit , fugit , as the medals said of it . And to ...
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