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Calendar of State Papers Colonial, East Indies, China and Japan
… and Captain Towerson master of the castle and the country, he was to require assistance from the English … not be more generally decried and detested in our own country than it was in the United Provinces. And that the … bitterly regretted that in hoping to be serviceable to his country he should have been hurtful to it, and he called the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… France; he would then chastise the rebels, and reduce the country to its former allegiance to its Sovereign. He could … You know there are but three days for the dropsy in this country." 60 As she had anticipated, the malady ran the final … not but tend to her own reputation and the benefit of her country. He commends her general behaviour, her wisdom and …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… purposes of administration, the Dutch transmitted to this country from the Hague the most valuable set of their … with all the consequent advantages both to the mother-country and her Colonies ( p. 266). In the previous volume we … recommends that all Governors should be "not men of the country, but Englishmen," and well-born Englishmen at that, …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… in case of war, and not to receive priests into their country. The River Indians announced that the Pennicoke … all that was within their power for the defence of their country by maintaining the fort on Great Island in the … (966.ii., 970, 1073). Dudley then left for the Narraganset Country, and reviewed the Militia at Rochester, a town "to …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… her honour and surety one way and the danger to the country, your Grace would not a little marvel that she will … from Hunsdon and was already in Framlingham castle. The country was rising in her favour. One after another the chief … safe for the Ambassadors of Charles to continue in the country, and they hurriedly sailed for Flanders. 109 For …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of the English. He had already spent some time in this country, and having married one of the Queen's maids of … He understood the manners and prejudices of the country, and had fathomed the intrigues of the several … of religion (as he understood it) was yet restored, the country was still desecrated by the Mass, and the pomp and …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… The Indians then promised to have no Jesuits in their country, but would have no English ministers either for a … a Commission from them. The case of the soldiers who, in a country where prices were double those in England, were only … not at all desirous of a fort being built in the Onnondage country ( cf. 887, and p. 435). He also explains that the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… with regard to their bearing upon the history of our own country. In doing this I refrain from analysing motives or … of the documents which illustrate the history of that country. The letters of the English envoys, Throckmorton, …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… But the New Englanders beheld the fertile Eastern Country abandoned, and their fur trade lost, whilst the … with regard both to the soil and the trade of that country, when reduced ( p. 232). Instructions in detail and … stock or manufacture" to contribute to the wealth of the country (527, 553). Provision was made for their support by …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… the Governor, M. de Subercase, surrendered the fort and country on Oct. 2nd (411, 412, 491). A Journal of the … They recommended that all the French inhabitants of the country who would not adopt the Protestant religion should be … of the project of taking Nova Scotia had been that the country would be able to supply the whole Navy with Naval …