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... demanded to be put in possession of Calais or Boulogne , as a security for the charges of the war ; a demand which Henry had scornfully rejected . During the investment of Calais by the Spaniards , Elizabeth had renewed her proposal ...
... demanded to be put in possession of Calais or Boulogne , as a security for the charges of the war ; a demand which Henry had scornfully rejected . During the investment of Calais by the Spaniards , Elizabeth had renewed her proposal ...
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... demanded the Duke of Medina Sidonia caused them to be burnt - a third of the Spanish navy . Essex , then landing with 3,000 soldiers , succeeded in penetrating into the town ; and in the market - place he was joined by the admiral and ...
... demanded the Duke of Medina Sidonia caused them to be burnt - a third of the Spanish navy . Essex , then landing with 3,000 soldiers , succeeded in penetrating into the town ; and in the market - place he was joined by the admiral and ...
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... demanded the death of all the infidel race , with- out distinction of age or sex . The humanity , or the self - interest of the lay nobility , the estates of many of whom would be ruined by the massacre or banishment of the Moors ...
... demanded the death of all the infidel race , with- out distinction of age or sex . The humanity , or the self - interest of the lay nobility , the estates of many of whom would be ruined by the massacre or banishment of the Moors ...
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... demanded the re - establishment of all their ancient privileges in matters of religion , which , through the influence of Spain and the Jesuits , had been much curtailed during Rodolph's reign , and Rodolph had referred the settlement ...
... demanded the re - establishment of all their ancient privileges in matters of religion , which , through the influence of Spain and the Jesuits , had been much curtailed during Rodolph's reign , and Rodolph had referred the settlement ...
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... demanded from Spain . Thus the great religious parties of Ger- many were formally arrayed against each other : for open violence nothing was wanting but the occasion , and this was afforded by a dispute which arose respecting succession ...
... demanded from Spain . Thus the great religious parties of Ger- many were formally arrayed against each other : for open violence nothing was wanting but the occasion , and this was afforded by a dispute which arose respecting succession ...
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Page 427 - King James the Second, having endeavoured to subvert the constitution of the kingdom by breaking the original contract between King and people, and, by the advice of Jesuits and other wicked persons, having violated the fundamental laws, and having withdrawn himself out of the kingdom, had abdicated the government, and that the throne had thereby become vacant.