La Copie D'Une Lettre En Voyee D'Angleterre a Dom Bernardin De Mendoze Ambassadeur En France Pour Le Roy D'Espagne Par Laquelle Est Declare L'Estat Du Roiaume D'Angleterre, Contre L'Attente De Dom Bernardin & De Tous Ses Partizans Espagnols (1588)

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