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George Monck (1817)
Oliver Cromwell (1713)
Cromwell (c.1750)
Oliver Cromwell (c.1790)
Cromwell (with his daughter) contemplating the portrait of Charles 1st. (c.1825)
George Monck, Duke de Albermarle ([1707])
Robert Dudley Comte de Leycestre (c.1690)
Sr.Walter Ralegh (c.1750)
Walter Raleigh (c.1760)
Sir Walter Raleigh ordering the standard of Queen Elizabeth to be erected on the coast of Virginia (c.1778)
Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford, Ld.Lieut. of Ireland etc. (1713)
Sir Walter Ralegh (c.1820)
Sir Walter Ralegh Knt., Captain of the Queens guard, Lord Warden of the Stannaries, Lieutenant General of the county of Cornwall, governor of the Isle of Jersey etc. ob. 1618 (1735)
Sir Walter Raleigh (1797)
The prerogative of parliaments in England: proued in a dialogue (1628)
The interest of England with regard to foreign alliances, explained in two discourses. ... (1750)
The secrets of government, and misteries of state, plainly laid open in all the several forms of government in the christian world .. (1697)
To day a man, to morrow none: or, Sir Walter Raleighs farewell to his Lady, the night before he was beheaded; with his advice (1644)
Transcript of letters addressed to Queen Elizabeth, speeches, .. (1633)
Dialogue between a counsellor and a justice of the peace ([1650?)
The life of William de Granville, Chancellor of England 1302-5: together with a brief account of Sir Theobald de Granville and the building of Bideford bridge c.1350 ([1900?)
A restorer of the monarchy: the life of Sir John Granville, Earl of Bath ([1900?)
Sir Walter Ralegh (1897)
Sir Walter Ralegh: a tragedy in five acts (1897)
The life of Sir Walter Ralegh (1902)
The prince, or maxims of state. Written by Sir Walter Ravvley, and presented to Prince Henry (1642)
The prerogative of Parliaments in England [actually the Prerogatiue of Parlaments]: proued in a dialogue ... (1628)
The prerogative of parliaments in England: bound with The ^priviledges and practice of parliaments in England (1628)
The life of the valiant & learned Sir Walter Raleigh, Knight. With his tryal at Winchester (1677)