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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… do acknowledge that they are able neither to make good war nor good peace without you ; and stand constantly in that … peace. Albeit they be never so unable to maintain their war. And though perhaps your Majesty may think I would herein … are all resolved to run your course absolutely both for war or peace, and will commit into your hands themselves, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… that it is in Lorraine that they ought to wage the war, fortify themselves and make themselves masters. 1. That … of Lorraine, are excepted; that those who wished to make war upon the authors of the League with this army should seek … be obtained from him by force of arms. 2. That upon the war in Lorraine depends the re-establishment of the churches …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… letting them know that their disability to continue their war was the cause of your offer, and that you will not leave … own seeking and Udall was cleared by the Council of War. "A more honester captain, and that keepeth his soldiers … And as all know the confusion and sadness due to the long war and intestine dissensions, they have come to urge their …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… The Prince of Parma is making great preparations for war, and means to march with all expedition, and as if to a …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… and to haif maid schipwrak upoun the coist of Ireland; we war movet to pittie thair estaitt and of Christiane cheritie, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… The States General, in order to raise the money for their war expenditure and especially that on the navy, have been … the United Provinces be restrained. It is usual during a war not to press too hardly upon debtors. 7. That the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the States contributed 400,000 florins a month during the war. The States bargained with him for their privileges and …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… begin to despair of his success. Great need of some men-of-war upon this coast to safeguard the communications of Ostend … a matter if his ambassador were here. Also in the event of war with Poland, they would have to sacrifice their advantage …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… governors of cautionary towns no more meddle in matters of civil and private government, or navigation. 6. That weekly … (if he has not already gone to Holland) and the council of war, how the chief offenders may best be punished. Their … whose means scantly serve for the ordinary expenses of the war. Reasons showing that these reprisals are instigated by …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… be more useful than horsemen in their present defensive war. They have not yet answered this, so they are to blame in … side, as a matter ceremoniously held amongst all men of war, it will be very hard for me to be brought lower under … these means free, they shall have no money to maintain the war." [ Margin, 5 October.] The Council of Estate are now …