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The Strickland Biography: Title and portrait
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From The Norman Conquest. |
NOW FIRST PUBLISHED FROM | OFFICIAL RECORDS & OTHER AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS, | PRIVATE AS WELL AS PUBLIC. |
| "The treasures of antiquity laid up | | in old historic rolls, I opened." | BEAUMONT. |
Fourth Edition. | WITH ALL THE LATE IMPROVEMENTS. | EMBELLISHED WITH | PORTRAITS OF EVERY QUEEN. |
IN EIGHT VOLUMES. | VOL. IV. | ELIZABETH, | SECOND QUEEN-REGNANT OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND. |
LONDON: | PUBLISHED FOR HENRY COLBURN, | BY HIS SUCCESSORS, HURST AND BLACKETT, | GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET. | 1854. |
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