Elizabeth & Mary: Cousins, Rivals, Queens

ISBN-10: 0965920852
ISBN-13: 9780965920858
Category: Great Britain
Pages: 453
Language: English
Published: 2004
Author: Jane Dunn

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Elizabeth and Mary Stuart , Mumby , 387 . 14. State Papers , Scottish , II , 185 . 15. Ibid . , 190 . 16. Ibid . , 191 . 17. Ibid . , 210 . 18. Ibid . , 197-8 . 19. Memoirs of Sir James Melville , 49 . 20.

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