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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… loth to be so touched in honour as to be the 'sedesman' of civil dissensions where she intends to procure peace ; that … prince of his quality, to be admitted into the council of war, but not to take any course of himself without the … for these blessings, they enter into new occasions of civil troubles, and wanting a foreign enemy that was able to …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Landrecies and Bouchain have made. These have begun the war by rifling M. d'Egmont on his way to be married ; and he … as our own and whose state is greatly shaken by this war ; a matter of no small importance to the realm of … fail to return to the Court. 'Otteman,' a professor of the civil law, not unknown to you as I think, has his eldest son …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… passing by them, and that none may escape, have ships of war in the mouths of every river and passage. Those of … ; insomuch that those of Flanders are arming five ships of war and keep the passages along their coast, and meet all …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… has grown of that interview. But the companies of men of war assembled in sundry parts for the most part march towards … defeats as not easily to be assembled ; the event of the war thought so desperate as the States show small care to … stand in the terms they are in, nor will break out into war with the Spaniards ; and doubts whether Monsieur will …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… some individuals, to hazard the impoverishing of many. A war is easily begun, but not so soon ended ; the event is …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… of the kingdom of Portugal, and like to be subject to a war with the Turk for matters of Africa and Barbary. If he … judgments and executions of the same, be it in matter civil or criminal, levying and conducting of men of war, … thereof in general, and wherein it is different from civil policy. (2) Of the parts of the policy of the Kirk and …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… deem it the ignorant kindness of a man who knows not what war is, and was not brought up in it. Inasmuch as in all …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Those of Cambray and Cambrsis lie still and make no more war against the enemy in those parts ; which is not well … at this juncture, when, owing to the excessive costs of war which these countries are compelled to bear in defence of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… reasons have led the King of Navarre to think of a foreign war. The first is that in Dauphin, Languedoc, and Guyenne … there are many men who have been brought up among our civil wars, soldiers' lads, and afterwards have become smart … obedience with the intention of doing so much harm that civil war would have revived. We do not know if the King of …