History of England, From the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of Elizabeth 7
History of England, From the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of Elizabeth 7
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There had been no fighting since thcFren^an/ faaure of the 7th of May; but the blockade had been^^^^^t sustained rigidly by sea and land. On the i8th an"'"''^"- intercepted letter from de Bandan to d'Oysel informed Cecil that no relief could be sent from France before .
August at the soonest. De Bandan said he intended to agree to withdraw all the French except a few at Dunbar and Inchkeith ; but he was instructed to agree ^ ' I saw the Dowager's corpse in a solemnities fit for snch a personage..., ^ covered with a fair white sheets save snch as savour rather of super- tbe tester of black satin, and the bed stition than of Christian piety.' — Ban- lumged to the ground with the same, ddph to KUligrew^ June ao. Scotch It is determined she shall have all MS8. BcUs Houae.
252 History of England. ' ghapiii to no clause by which the Queen of Scots should 1560 abandon her claim on the English Crown. He might "°* promise that the King of France would use his influence to induce her to rehnquish the arms and slyle ; but his commission went no further/ Keform in Cccil was thus in possession of two valuable secrets, ""^* and knew for what he was to look and how far he might dare to insist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There had been no fighting since thcFren^an/ faaure of the 7th of May; but the blockade had been^^^^^t sustained rigidly by sea and land. On the i8th an"'"''^"- intercepted letter from de Bandan to d'Oysel informed Cecil that no relief could be sent from France before .
August at the soonest. De Bandan said he intended to agree to withdraw all the French except a few at Dunbar and Inchkeith ; but he was instructed to agree ^ ' I saw the Dowager's corpse in a solemnities fit for snch a personage..., ^ covered with a fair white sheets save snch as savour rather of super- tbe tester of black satin, and the bed stition than of Christian piety.' — Ban- lumged to the ground with the same, ddph to KUligrew^ June ao. Scotch It is determined she shall have all MS8. BcUs Houae.
252 History of England. ' ghapiii to no clause by which the Queen of Scots should 1560 abandon her claim on the English Crown. He might "°* promise that the King of France would use his influence to induce her to rehnquish the arms and slyle ; but his commission went no further/ Keform in Cccil was thus in possession of two valuable secrets, ""^* and knew for what he was to look and how far he might dare to insist.
What to read after History of England, From the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of Elizabeth 7?
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