 | Sir Walter Raleigh - 1829 - 714 lehte
...therefore it was within the power of those laws. Sir Walter Ralegh, in approbation of this motion, said, " I am sure heretofore one ship of her " majesty's was able to beat ten Spaniards ; but now, by Against the " reason of our own ordnance, we are hardly matched one 1™°' " to one. And if the Low... | |
 | Patrick Fraser Tytler - 1844 - 430 lehte
...great spirit. " I am sure," said he, " heretofore one ship of her majesty's was able to beat twenty Spaniards ; but now, by reason of our own ordnance, we are hardly * Sailcloth, t Townshend's Coll., p. 250. J ibid. 251. matched one to one. And if the Low Countries... | |
 | Patrick Fraser Tytler - 1853 - 454 lehte
...great spirit. " I am sure," said he, " heretofore one ship of her majest3''s was able to beat twenty Spaniards ; but now, by reason of our own ordnance, we are hardly * Sailcloth! t T ownshend's Coll., p. 250. J Ibid. 251. CHAl'. v. Danger of supplying ordnance abroad... | |
 | 1860 - 528 lehte
...Walter Kawleigh complaining, "I am sure hereto" fore one ship of Her Majesty's was able " to beat twenty Spaniards; but now, by "reason of our own ordnance, we are " hardly matched one to one " Already half demoralized by such unlawful studies, how is a luckless lawstudent to resist when one... | |
 | Sir George Grove, David Masson, John Morley, Mowbray Morris - 1860 - 558 lehte
...Ixawleigh complaining, " I am sure hereto" fore one ship of Her Majesty's was able " to beat twenty Spaniards; but now, by " reason of our own ordnance, we are " hardly matched one to one " Already half demoralized by such unlawful studios, how is a luckless lawstudent to resist when one... | |
 | Samuel Smiles - 1864 - 418 lehte
...our own manufacture. Sir Walter Raleigh, calling attention to the subject in the House of Commons, said, " I am sure heretofore one ship of Her Majesty's...now, by reason of our own ordnance, we are hardly matcht one to one." Proclamations were issued forbidding the export of iron and brass ordnance, and... | |
 | SAMUEL SMILES - 1864 - 462 lehte
...calling attention to the subject in the House of Commons, said, " I am sure heretofore one ship of He* Majesty's was able to beat ten Spaniards, but now, by reason of our own ordnance, we are hardly matcht one to one." Proclamations were issued forbidding the export of iron and brass ordnance, and... | |
 | 494 lehte
...our own manufacture. Sir Walter Raleigh, calling attention to the subject in the House of Commons, said, " I am sure heretofore one ship of Her Majesty's was able to beat teu Spaniards ; but now, by reason of our own ordnance, we are hardly matched one to one." Proclamations... | |
 | Louise Creighton - 1877 - 304 lehte
...free trade. In this same Parliament he spoke in favour of restraining the export of ordnance, saying, "I am sure heretofore one ship of her Majesty's was...reason of our own ordnance, we are hardly matched one by one. I say there is nothing does so much threaten the conquest of this kingdom as the transportation... | |
 | Thomas Middleton - 1886 - 398 lehte
...forward to prohibit the transportation of ordnance. Sir Walter Raleigh observed on that occasion, " I am sure heretofore one ship of her Majesty's was able to beat twenty Spaniards : but now by reason of our own ordnance we are hardly matched one to one." See Townshend's... | |
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I am sure heretofore one ship of her Majesty's was able to beat ten Spaniards ; but now, by reason of our own ordnance, we are hardly matched one to one. 
