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CONTENTS.-Margaret, daughter of James 1. of Scotland, dauphine of France, by H. E. Butler.-Elizabeth of Bohemia, daughter of James 1. and VI., by R. H. Hodgkin.-Mary of Orange, daughter of Charles 1. and mother of William 111., by A. Cecil.-Henrietta of Orleans, daughter of Charles 1., by J. S. C. Bridge.-Sophia of Hanover, grand-daughter of James 1. and vi., and mother of George 1., by the editor. 4141. RANKE, LEOPOLD VON.

seventeenth century

...

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...

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4145. SEALY, Lucy. The champions of the crown. With twelve illustrations. London, [1911]. 5 p. 1., 329, [1] p. front., ports.

CONTENTS.-Two champions of the north: The Marquis of Newcastle; Sir Marmaduke Langdale.-Two champions of the west: The Marquis of Hertford; Sir Ralph Hopton.A champion of the Fens: The Earl of Lindsey.-A champion from the midlands: Sir Jacob Astley. The champion of the blood royal: Prince Rupert.-A champion of the constitution: Lucius Cary, viscount Falkland.—A champion of adventure: George, lord Digby.-The champion of Scotland: The Marquis of Montrose.-Index.

4146. SKEEL, CAROLINE A. J. The council in the Marches of Wales; a study in local government during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, by Caroline A. J. Skeel ... Thesis approved for the degree of Doctor of literature in the University of London... London, 1904. 16, 308 p. Girton college studies. II.

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4166. BRISTOL, JOHN DIGBY, 1st earl. The Earl of Bristol's defence of his negotiations in Spain. Ed. from mss. in the Bodleian Library and the Public record office by Samuel Rawson Gardiner. London, 1871. 39, 56 p.

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CONTENTS.-Sir John Eliot and John Nutt, the pirate.-James 1 and the Parliament of 1621-The Negotium posterorum.

4174. GARDINER, SAMUEL RAWSON. The thirty years' war, 1618-1648. New York, 1889. 25, 237 p. front. (fold. map).

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4175. GARDINER, SAMUEL RAWSON. What gunpowder plot was

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4177. GERARD, JOHN. Thomas Winter's confession and the gunpowder plot. By the Very Rev. John Gerard, s. J. New York, 1898. 16, 23 p. incl. facsim.

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4179. JAMES 1. The political works of James 1, reprinted from the edition of 1616; with an introduction by Charles Howard McIlwain Cambridge, 1918. III, 354 p.

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...

CONTENTS.-Introduction: Appendix A. The Tudor literature on church and state. Appendix B. Crowell's interpreter. Appendix c. James and the Puritans. Appendix D. A conference about the next succession to the crown of England, and other books by Robert Parsons. Appendix E. Bibliography.-The political works of James 1: Basilikon Doron. The trew law of free monarchies. An apologie for the oath of allegiance. A premonition to all Christian monarches, free princes and states. A defence of the right of kings, against Cardinall Perron. Speech of 1603-1604. Speech of 1605. Speech of 1607. Speech of 16091610. Speech in the Star chamber, 1616.-Index.

4180. JARDINE, DAVID. A narrative of the gunpowder plot.

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...

London,

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4184. LATHBURY, THOMAS. Guy Fawkes; or, The gunpowder treason,

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4187. OPPENHEIM, MICHAEL. The royal navy under James I.

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