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Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… no knowledge. People's hearts thirst for this unnatural war to be cut away. Our defection from France is great, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… For the King was apprehensive that after his own decease civil wars would break out, and that the crown would again be … him assistance in the event of the Emperor declaring war against him in consequence of the divorce of his aunt, … and priests should not interfere with the functions of the civil magistrate, as was the case during the time of the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of the son of the said Cotton, that they did not wage war against children or women; but also told him that at the … made to pay and suffer in the cause of another person. The war, in which occurred the capture of Calais, exclusively … released him at once. It is unreasonable to separate the war which the English and Burgundians conjointly last year …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… things in England. One Roz, (who conducted the last man of war landed in Scotland) shall be despatched into Scotland … become her pensioner; is a man of experience in affairs of war and peace. Signor Giovanni Capello, who came from Venice …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… The hearts of the people thirsted for this unnatural war to be cut away, which heretofore has been enemy to the … to pass forth of the country, nor powder or munitions of war, until the Prince himself for his garrisons were … now at peace, it was necessary to provide against the next war, which might come unexpectedly. The King's necessities …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Queen should remain in peace, for if the English were in war, they could then find no fault with the coming of … again towards Scotland without any increase of men of war or ships. De Brian, a gentleman of his company, came from … to have wars again, he shall easily have as many men of war as he can desire. The Bishop of Argyll, on 7th inst., …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… destitute of constant government, so long in a continual war, and for the most part of the time oppressed by tyranny …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… to the church, the market, and the field, as in time of war; as no man here minds to deal in the matter it is needful … Munitions in the North. "Munitions and habilliments of war gathered and taken by Mr. Bennett." Signed. Pp. 2. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… cede, being unwilling to allow a foreign Prince to make war in their kingdom. 6. Since one returning from Spain, … that city, which had so greatly suffered during the late war, was ill able to bear the expense of receiving him. He … faster and more assured than ever, and the eschewing of war and its perils. Will not trouble him with the reasons of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… from his kingdom of Navarre; it is doubted some breach of war will follow. The King of Spain has delivered by exchange … are divided in religion, and so troubled by the Turk and civil war that they dare not offend her. She has nothing to fear …