A discourse plainly proving that as well the sentence of death lately given against that unfortunate lady Mary late queen of Scots...
MS. Tanner 108, fol. 2
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Title
A discourse plainly proving that as well the sentence of death lately given against that unfortunate lady Mary late queen of Scots...
Shelfmark
MS. Tanner 108, fol. 2
Summary
A discourse plainly proving that as well the sentence of death lately given against that unfortunate lady Mary late queen of Scots, as also the execution of the same sentence was honourable, just, necessary, and lawful; 1587.
Begins, "There hath not happened since the memorye of man, nor peradventure in any age beyonnd." and ends, "In the deffence of trothe it selfe there is a certayne measuer to be used."
Date
1587
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
On Mary, Queen of Scots, and cardinal John Fisher
A discourse plainly proving that as well the sentence of death lately given against that unfortunate lady Mary late queen of Scots...
