The Queen's most honorable pirate : production material.

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The Queen's most honorable pirate : production material.

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Scratchboard illustration with 1 separation, scratchboard illustrations, layout for jacket, 1 sheet (misc.). "A lawyer for the Admiralty Court of Elizabeth I's tells the story of his Irish youth as a pirate, his education at Oxford and the Middle Temple, sailing with Sir Francis Drake, and the adventures brought on by his conflicting loyalties to England and Ireland."

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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