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An historical view of the negotiations between the courts of England, France, and Brussels, from the year 1592 to 1617 . Extracted chiefly from the MS. State-Papers of Sir Thomas Edmondes, Knt. Embassador in France, and at Brussels, and Treasurer of the Houshold to the Kings James I. and Charles I. and of Anthony Bacon, Esq; Brother to the Lord Chancellor Bacon. To which is added, a relation of the state of France, with the Characters of Henry IV. and the principal Persons of that Court, drawn up by Sir George Carew, upon his Return from his Embassy there in 1609, and addressed to King James I. Never before printed. By Thomas Birch, M. A. F. R. S. And Rector of the United-Parishes of St. Margaret-Pattens and St. Gabriel-Fenchurch.
Birch, Thomas, 1755-1766.Date: M.DCC.XLIX. [1749]- E-books
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The perfect picture of a favourite or, secret memoirs of Robert Dudley, ... Prime Minister and favourite of Queen Elizabeth, and Statdholder [sic] of Holland. ... Written during his life, and now publish'd from an old manuscript: with a preface by James Drake, ..
Date: 1708- E-books
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Memoirs of the reign of Queen Elizabeth, from the year 1581 till her death In which the secret intrigues of her court, and the conduct of her favourite, Robert Earl of Essex, both at Home and Abroad, are particularly illustrated. From the original papers of his intimate Friend, Anthony Bacon, Esquire, And other Manuscripts never before published. By Thomas Birch, D. D. Rector of the United Parishes of St. Margaret Pattens and St. Gabriel Fenchurch, and Secretary of the Royal Society.
Birch, Thomas, 1705-1766.Date: MDCCLIV. [1754]- E-books
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Annals of the Reformation and establishment of religion , and other various occurences in the Church and State of England, from the Accession of Queen Elizabeth to the Crown, Anno 1558. to the Commencement of the Reign of King James I. Wherein Account is given of the Restoring of Religion from its Corruptions introduced under Queen Mary; of filling the Sees with Protestant Bishops; their Government of and Inspection into their respective Dioceses, as Matters requiring their Care fell out each Year; Ecclesiastical Commissions; of the famous Synod assembled in the Year MDLXII. and the Proceedings of, and Speeches in the several Parliaments and Convocations within that Period; the busy Actings of Papists and Puritans; and of the first Appearances of the Dissention from the Church Established. The Difficulties and Dangers which the State, as well as the Church, met with from Time to Time, occasioned chiefly from the Endeavours to overthrow both, by the Power and Practices of such as favoured Mary Queen of Scots, of whom many special Transactions, and chiefly of her Sentence and Death, and the Consequences thereof, are shewn; and the Spanish Invasion in 1588. serving to enlighten those great Crises of Queen Elizabeth's Reign. Interspersed With Divers other Political Affairs of Note. This History is also improv'd, by Notices given of the State and Events of the Church of Ireland; Occurrences and Differences that fell out in our Universities; Remarks of many Persons of Rank and Quality in Church and State; Books of Learning and Note, Libels, Pamphlets, &c. publish'd yearly; collected diligently and faithfully from Records, Papers of State, original Letters of Privy Counsellors, Ambassadors, Bishops, learned Men in the Universities, and elsewhere, and from other choice Mss. reserv'd in our publick Libraries, or more private Archives. Together, with an appendix, containing many Hundred of scarce Records, and Papers of Value, transcribed from Originals referr'd to in the Work, in order to the Vindication, Proof and Illustration, of the foregoing History. By John Strype, M.A.
Strype, John, 1643-1737.Date: M.DCC.XXXV. [1735]