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He [Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk] mentioned to her [Elizabeth I of England] the rumour, which was ſpread of his marriage with the Scotch Queen [Mary, Queen of Scots]; he complained of it as a groundleſs calumny; and diſclaimed all thoughts of that kind, with many expreſſions full of contempt, both for Mary's character, and dominions.
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He
[Thomas
Howard,
4th
Duke
of
Norfolk]
mentioned
to
her
[Elizabeth
I
of
England]
the
rumour,
which
was
ſpread
of
his
marriage
with
the
Scotch
Queen
[Mary,
Queen
of
Scots];
he
complained
of
it
as
a
groundleſs
calumny;
and
diſclaimed
all
thoughts
of
that
kind,
with
many
expreſſions
full
of
contempt,
both
for
Mary's
character,
and
dominions.
