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...is "squire" Sancho Panza embarks on a chivalric quest through contemporary Spain. During their adventures, they encounter a madman called Cardenio, who has ===Cardena in Spain===

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...Skelton]]", and "[[Conquest of Spain by John a Gaunt, The|The Conquest of Spain by John of Gaunt]]". ...evious weeks for "[[Conquest of Spain by John a Gaunt, The|The Conquest of Spain by John of Gaunt]]," itself a sum far lower than the apparent norm in the d

| [[Conquest of Spain by John a Gaunt, The]]||[[1601]]||[[Hathway, Richard|Hathway]] & [[Rankins,

...e year later, Crassus secured the governorship of Syria and Pompey that of Spain, which he ruled through legates while remaining in Rome. Crassus’s untime ...us, former propraetor and second in command of Caesar in Gaul, had fled to Spain. Caesar pursued them and finally crushed them in Munda in 45 BCE. Upon his

...as/vol2/pp626-642 Simancas: January 1579]', in ''Calendar of State Papers, Spain''). Collaborated with evidence from the Revels Office that there were indee 'Simancas: January 1579', in ''Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas), Volume 2, 1568-1579'', ed. Martin A S Hume (London, 1894), pp.

Bilbo blades are swords made in Bilbao, Spain, prized in the seventeenth century for their excellence. At the moment, on

...r Honour'' is a pamphlet, ''The Life and Death of Mahomet, the Conquest of Spain together with the Rysing and Ruin of the Sarazen Empire'', which was not pu

...another role altogether. For recent work on stage friars, see Matusiak and Spain-Savage, below. <div style="padding-left: 2em; text-indent: -2em;">Spain-Savage, Christi. "Reimagining Gillian: ''The Merry Wives of Windsor'' and t

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...s to have turned his attention to things Spanish as a result of a visit to Spain in that year" (''ES'', 4.399). ...ha Teramura]][[category:Rojas]][[category:Stationers' Register]][[category:Spain]]

...en's? 1594), and "[[Conquest of Spain by John a Gaunt, The|The Conquest of Spain by John of Gaunt]]" (Admiral's, 1601). In regard to the entry of ''Richard

...tthieu's ''History of Louis XI'' (1614) and Mayerne's ''General History of Spain'' (1612), both of which contain detailed accounts of Henry's life and descr

...as Platter's account (written 1604-5) of his travels from Basle to France, Spain, England, and the Netherlands, which he undertook from 1595 to 1600 ("Besch

::Christi Spain-Savage, "Reimagining Gillian: ''The Merry Wives of Windsor'' and the Lost '

...preneur of ability, who throughout the 1580s transferred his services from Spain to the States and back again with the ease of a shuttlecock" (Parker, 17-18

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...sar in Egypt with Cleopatra and then dramatized his forays into Africa and Spain, concluding with Cato's suicide in Thapsus and Caesar's victory over Pompey

...mma. James I, who was negotiating an alliance with the Netherlands against Spain, chose to deal with the situation through diplomacy rather than military re

:And with the ''London''-Prentice conquer ''Spain''. ...may "even have played a decisive part in the legendary English conquest of Spain by John of Gaunt." The third passage is from ''The Knave in Graine'' (1640)