Hume on Philip and Mary in Two English Queens
Martin Hume analyzes Philip II of Spain and Mary I in his history Two English Queens. The book portrays Philip’s long campaign to Catholicize England and influence its policy, its courtship origin with Charles V, and the personal dynamics between Philip and Mary. It argues Philip’s zeal blunted by devotion to duty and questions the fate if their child had ruled.
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G. P. Putnam's Sons
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Miss du Cane
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Hmfe
Course of True Love at a House Party
An excerpt discusses the subtitle The Expensive Miss Du Cane from a newly imported tale by S. MacNaughtan. The piece notes the book’s tronical title and its extended front, with social commentary threaded through.
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Miss du Cane
E. P. Dutisn & Co
Swift
Ireland
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