Titlebook: Burghley; Tudor Statesman 1520 B. W. Beckingsale Book 1967 B. W. Beckingsale 1967 Britain.history.state

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-6863-3arty, established in Scotland, would have to be watched and controlled. The treatment of the desperate Queen of Scots became a more urgent question. Confidence in the Treaty with France, undermined by the Massacre of St Bartholomew, had to be restored despite the moving background of civil war and c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-6863-3d man would be free of gout in the ensuing winter.. Burghley’s attendance at Council and renewed activity were in response to the challenge posed by a combination of aggressive papal diplomacy, Jesuit missions and the growth of Spanish power following the annexation of Portugal. The menace of Cathol

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Dagmar Schlenzig,Stephan Schilling 1586 of the governorship, which implied an English claim to sovereignty, enraged Elizabeth. Her object was to restore the liberties of the Netherlands but maintain the nominal suzerainty of Spain. Burghley assured Leicester, .I have already and shall not desist to oppose myself, with good and sound

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Viola Vargová,Marek Pytliak,Viola Mechírováad outlived his contemporaries and early friends in the government. The loss of his intimates and the death of mother, wife and daughter had not, however, destroyed the emotional basis of his life. His emotions found their greatest relaxation in the company of his grandchildren and their strongest p

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Neil J. Clendeninn,Krzysztof Appelt man. ‘I alone carry the burden’, he asserted and on another occasion he complained, ‘I am like a slave put to do the drudgery.’ But his trials were the self-imposed mortifications of one of those lay ascetics in which the protestant world began to abound. He chastened his moral and physical weaknes

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https://doi.org/10.1385/1592590462an value of education. The humanists had persuaded the age that they could supply the best training and that the talents, so trained, should be put at the service of the State. That ‘general counsels, and plots, and marshalling of affairs come best from learned men’ was a widely held opinion.. Burgh

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