sir walter ralegh การใช้

• He also belonged to the overlapping group around Sir Walter Ralegh.
• In 1618, according to Chamberlain, he penned the defence of Sir Lewis Stukeley against the charge of betraying Sir Walter Ralegh.
• In 2001 Aronson won the first Robert F . Sibert Medal for nonfiction for " Sir Walter Ralegh and the Quest for El Dorado ".
• He was a juryman at the trial of Sir Walter Ralegh on 15 September 1603, when through some misunderstanding he incurred the displeasure of the attorney-general.
• Topics include : the execution of Sir Walter Ralegh; an epitaph for William Camden; an epistle to Baudius; and verses on the naturalists Rondeletius and Lobelius.
• In 1897, he published " Sir Walter Ralegh " and " Philip II of Spain, " the latter monograph showing insight and independence of view.
• The four nominations from Jersey, which falls within the BBC's South West broadcasting region, were Gerald Durrell, Sir Walter Ralegh, Sir Billy Butlin and Albert Bedane.
• Throughout his career he played a prominent role in some of the most important political trials of Elizabeth s reign including that of Mary, Queen of Scots, and Sir Walter Ralegh.
• Past supporters, who had shown sympathy with Udall's religious views in earlier days, including Sir Walter Ralegh and Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex, interested themselves on his behalf.
• On his retirement Brushfield settled at Budleigh Salterton, living in a Georgian house known as The Cliff, Cliff Road in Budleigh Salterton on the east Devon coast, near Hayes Barton, the birthplace of Sir Walter Ralegh.
• Mandeville's " Travels " captured the imagination of the medieval world and was a source of inspiration to Christopher Columbus as well as notable figures from the Elizabethan era, including Sir Walter Ralegh and Sir Martin Frobisher.
• The Thames is revealed through the story of John Taylor, an eccentric Restoration-era " Water Poet, " while the great Orinoco of Brazil occasions the story of Sir Walter Ralegh's futile quest for El Dorado.
• Robert Nye continued to write poetry, publishing " Darker Ends " ( 1969 ), which launched Calder and Boyars'" Signature Series ", later to include such authors as Samuel Beckett and Edward Dahlberg, and " Divisions on a Ground " ( 1976 ), and to prepare editions of other poets with whose work he felt an affinity : Sir Walter Ralegh, William Barnes, and Laura Riding.
• He began his acting career at the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1992 aged 20, playing opposite Emily Watson in Max Stafford-Clark and Ian Dury s production of A JOVIAL CREW . He went on to play Mardian the eunuch in John Caird s ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA, Sir Walter Ralegh in Peter Whelan s THE SCHOOL OF NIGHT and then alongside Sara Kestelman and Barry Foster in MISHA S PARTY, co-produced with the Moscow Arts Theatre.