... Cecyl's relationship with Crawdaddy yet becomes all but nonexistent with Mario has some in- triguing implications . One implication , in accordance with a white lib- eral ideology , is that race and racism are not issues for Cecyl in ...
... Cecyl , that he would procure him the whole Action between King Henry VIII . and ries , defires Pope Clement VII . when that King vindicated his own Liberty , and Cecyl to fend that of his Kingdom from Papal Pretences of Supremacy over ...
... Cecyl therefore inferred , that it was to be taken for a Fiction of his own Invention . Effex dehied it . Then Cecyl turned to Southampton , and faid , I adjure and befeech you , Sir , by the intimate Friendship and Familiarity that ...
... Cecyl therefore inferred , that it was to bee holden for an invented fiction . Effex denied it . And Cecyl turning to Southampton , faid , I adiure and befeech you by the inward friendship and familiarity that hath beene betwixt us from ...
... Cecyl therefore inferred , that it was to be taken for a Fiction of his own Invention , Effex denied it . Then Cecyl turned to Southampton , and faid , I adjure and beseech you , Sir , by the intimate Friendship and Familiarity that ...
... Cecyl taxed Secretary Cecyl had faid to one of the Councill , that the Title of the by Effex . Infanta of Spain to the Crown of England was as good as any other of the Competitours whofoever . Scarce had he spoken the word , He cleareth ...
... Cecyl therefore inferred , that it was to be taken for a Fiction of his own Invention . Effex denied it . Then Cecyl turned to Southampton , and faid , I adjure and befeech you , Sir , by the intimate Friendship and Familiarity that ...
... Cecyl , that he would procure him the whole Action between King Henry VIII . and ries , defires Pope Clement VII . when that King vindicated his own Liberty , and Cecyt to fend that of his Kingdom from Papal Pretences of Supremacy over ...
... Cecyl to second his business with the duke as occasion should serve . Being I at Yarmouth , before his going abroad , he wrote to Cecyl his full mind , in case he and his congregation should be driven away . He desired him , " that if ...
... Cecyl to send him and that of his kingdom , from papal pretences of supre- the whole tween king Henry VIII and pope ... Cecyl and Cheke , and probably our archbishop too . Which con- sideration may add a great reputation unto the credit ...