They say I am a queen.

Author: Laura Thalassa

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From Matilda, Queen of William the Conqueror, to Adelaide, Queen of William the
Fourth Francis Lancelott ... conspirators were arraigned , and by Curll into
English , and written out condemned as traitors , and , two days in secret
characters .

Author: Francis Lancelott

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... thee from the doom of traitors , The DEATH of the QUEEN OF FRANCE , 61.

Author: Edmund John Eyre

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Quirini reached the Piazza first; and as he entered the square, the soldiers
charged on him with the cry of "Traitors! kill them, kill them!" Quirini and his two
sons were cut doAvn at once, it is said by the hand of Giustiniani himself, and
seeing ...

Author: Clara Erskine Clement Waters

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Moray and the Earl of Athol earnestly solicited the Queen to pardon Lethington ,
and restore his estates . This measure was vehemently opposed by Darnley ,
who told the Queen that Lethington was the vilest of traitors ; and having been
guilty ...

Author: Agnes Strickland

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You will be alone in the midst of traitors and false friends . When Josephine is
with you no more , no one will have good intentions No one will dare tell you the
truth , when you lose your best friend . Falsehood will flatter you , but only to lead
 ...

Author: Luise Mühlbach

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... and the conviction of traitors , no less habitually than Maria Caroline employed
them for the same ends . Yet French historians , who see nothing or little to
condemn in the penal methods of the two kings , speak with abhorrence of the
Queen ...

Author: John Cordy Jeaffreson

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... to him , and are therefore glad that he should keep it by the unlawful violence
of traitors , enemies from times of old to all our family . Was this then seeking for
justice upon the past offences of the said traitors MARY QUEEN 377 OF SCOTS .

Author: Phineas Camp Headley

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I will rouse all Christendomu to the rescue , if I cannot succeed in delivering the
Queen of Scots out of the toils of her enemies . ... Remain here and aid the cause
of Scotland ' s Queen . Since the plan of the ... of a handful of traitors . This night ...

Author: M. Quinn

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Yet it is said that this was his own proposition , and that he told his fellow - traitors
, “ I will have open the door , and keep her in talk until you come in ” ; only one
person at a time being able to ascend the narrow stairs . As the queen was not ...

Author: Agnes Strickland

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... your majesty to succour us with men , money and munitions for the re -
establishment of the queen , our sovereign , in her pristine authority , of which
she has been despoiled by a pack of wicked and anıbitious traitors . We doubt
not that your ...

Author: Marie Stuart

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Soon after the queen's return , her minister , with his two natural brothers , went
on a journey to Inverness , where they held ... our Sovereign to her pristine
authority , of which she has been despoiled by a pack of wicked and ambitious
traitors .

Author: Charles Mackie

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From this it would appear that Argyll , Murray , Mar , and Crawford , rather than
Bothwell , were the Queen ' s companions , for ... may have been his follies or his
crimes , no man could say that James Hepburn was either a hypocrite or a traitor .

Author: James Florant Meline

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on From this it would appear that Argyll , Murray , Mar , and Crawford , rather than
Bothwell , were the Queen's companions ... may have been his follies or his
crimes , no man could say that James Hepburn was either a hypocrite or a traitor .

Author: James Florant Meline

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Although Parry pleaded his equivocal services , he suffered the terrible
punishment of traitors , and was disembowelled while still alive . Alarmed at this
... In the conflict which inevitably arose between the MARY , QUEEN OF SCOTS .
371.

Author: Mignet (M., François-Auguste-Marie-Alexis)

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cause , abandoned her , and the Queen of England transferred her from
Wingfield to the gloomy fortress of Tutbury . ... Although Parry pleaded his
equivocal services , he suffered the terrible punishment of traitors , and was
disembowelled ...

Author: Mignet (M., François-Auguste-Marie-Alexis)

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... that the said Edward Jones der of the queen's most excellent majesty , and
should conjoin with thee for the delivery of ... another false traitor in this
conspiconspire to kill the queen's most excellent ma racy , went to Clerkenwell in
the county ...

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That nobleness of attitude and frankness of speech do the more honour to the
ambassador as he was in the midst of traitors , and ran the risk of giving offence
to both France and England . But do what he might , matters went on apace in ...

Author: Joseph Adolphe Petit

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De Luxe , that most malignant of traitors , fled for refuge to the Pyreneean
fastnesses ; and placed himself under the protection of the Spanish viceroy of
Navarre , the duke de Medina Céli . Goas fled to Tarbes , from whence he joined
de Luxe .

Author: Martha Walker Freer

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... weakly friended that I shall be shaken out of this Government until I have first
tickled the security of this vipers ' nest of traitors , forgers , and extortioners . ... I
have it in command from the Queen to deliver the Sword of State to my successor
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Author: William O'Brien

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