Cardinal Allens Defence of Sir William Stanleys Surrender of Deventer January
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" Anthony Mundy, George Eliot, Pooley, Gifford, Greatley, Cradock, Norton, Slade, Osborne, and all the secret intelligencers of Burleigh, and Walsingham, have this apology to posterity, that they protected Elizabeth from a perfectly unscrupulous party, and saved her from the assassination by which almost every distinguished person in her age concluded their lives. No doubt Allen was closely watched, his letters copied, and his minutest actions reported to that Queen, who is said to have immedia...tely heard whispers breathed even in the Vatican, or the Escurial.
(1) Hallam's Constitutional History^ i. 225. (^) Dodd, ii. 240.
(^) Elizabeth had obtained the articles of a confederation between her enemies for the invasion of England, entered into at Rome at this time, and her spies charged Allen with being assistant to the plot. To this Allen replies, {Apologie, Sfc. C. 2 :) " Therefore, touching our late repairing to the citie of Rome, this yere past, wherewith we are charged, the principal of that viage doth protest that he neither joyned with rebell, nor traitor, nor any one, or other, against the Queene, or Realme, or traitorously sought, or practised, to irritate any Prince or Potentate to hostiHtie against the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Anthony Mundy, George Eliot, Pooley, Gifford, Greatley, Cradock, Norton, Slade, Osborne, and all the secret intelligencers of Burleigh, and Walsingham, have this apology to posterity, that they protected Elizabeth from a perfectly unscrupulous party, and saved her from the assassination by which almost every distinguished person in her age concluded their lives. No doubt Allen was closely watched, his letters copied, and his minutest actions reported to that Queen, who is said to have immedia...tely heard whispers breathed even in the Vatican, or the Escurial.
(1) Hallam's Constitutional History^ i. 225. (^) Dodd, ii. 240.
(^) Elizabeth had obtained the articles of a confederation between her enemies for the invasion of England, entered into at Rome at this time, and her spies charged Allen with being assistant to the plot. To this Allen replies, {Apologie, Sfc. C. 2 :) " Therefore, touching our late repairing to the citie of Rome, this yere past, wherewith we are charged, the principal of that viage doth protest that he neither joyned with rebell, nor traitor, nor any one, or other, against the Queene, or Realme, or traitorously sought, or practised, to irritate any Prince or Potentate to hostiHtie against the same.
What to read after Cardinal Allens Defence of Sir William Stanleys Surrender of Deventer January?
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