10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TREACHERER»
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treacherer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Playing the Globe: Genre and Geography in English ...
In this translation of Boccaccio, those "dangers" and their consequences are
incumbent upon the describer, or "treacherer" — who, in Boccaccio's story, ends
up being impaled naked on a stake, anointed with honey and devoured by wasps
...
John Gillies, Virginia Mason Vaughan, 1998
As didthe Treacherer.” Treacherer. Griffin grimaced. Aname given to
Cressingham by the Scots. His abusive ways earned him no friends amongst the
English. Instead, his selfserving actions had gained him the title oftheSonof
Death.
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Shakespeare's Non-Standard English: A Dictionary of His ...
sbA [1579]; treacher, treacherer 'deceiver': Knaues, Theeues, and Trecherers by
spirituall predominance, (HL sc. 2. 117-18, Edmund; Treach- ers KL 1.2.120-1),
OED Treacher records c1290-1767, Treacherer 1571-1601; two sleeves: I ...
Norman Blake, Norman Francis Blake, 2006
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Violence and the Writing of History in the Medieval ...
... not indeed for relics but for insults, for he was a handsome and exceedingly fat
man, and they called him not the king's treasurer but the king's “treacherer”].29
The explicit attempt to qualify the implications of 28 Langtoft, Chronicle, p. 256.
Noah D. Guynn, Zrinka Stahuljak, 2013
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The Jesuits loyalty: manifested in three several treatises ...
Theintention of the Duke of Guifl' is entertained'here and prosecuted: Her
Majesties life is fought by treachery: Babingtan and his Companions shoot at the
Crown: Stzmley is a Treacherer, breaketh his faith, and is defended for so- doing.
Edward Stillingfleet, Baron William Cecil Burghley, William Watson, 1677
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A tour in quest of genealogy, through several parts of ...
... onels dublet. v '|It-rwas noe good pollicie in you to open soe -much of your
scheame of the universall carectcr _to~tl1at Frenche Papiste'* who ould Gastrell,
the apoticary, had picked upp and harbouryd, for he has all the ayr of a
treacherer.
7
Dead Reckoning: A Pirate Voyage with Captain Drake
Captain Doughty struggled as he was lashed to the mast "Miserable scoundrel!"
he shouted and cursed. "Foul treacherer!" Captain Drake simply smiled. "Two
days you will remain here, sir. Please enjoy our humble accommodations" he
said, ...
... and dubbed him the 'treacherer'.6 His task was to raise the Crown revenues, to
oversee the English administration, and to keep the peace. We have few details
of his administration. Among his measures was a proclamation that all stores of ...
9
On the Trail of William Wallace
He was assisted by Hugh Cressingham, the Treasurer, or as the Scots named
him, The Treacherer'. He had come to prominence as a steward of the English
queen, and even English accounts mention him as being fat and unpopular, with
no ...
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A Tour in Quest of Genealogy: Through Several Parts of ...
It was noe good pollicie in you to open soe much of your scheame of the
uuiversall carecter to that Frenche Papiste* who ould Gastrell, the apoticary, had
picked upp and harbouryd, for he has all the ayr of a treacherer. In future keep
your ...
Mr. (Richard) Fenton, 1811
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TREACHERER»
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Leveraging his soldiers' lives above all others, he surrenders his army and returns back to his kingdom, where's he's tagged a treacherer and punished to death. «Indian Nerve, May 14»
