Raleigh

by Edmund Gosse

Spenser introduced to, [48];

commands publication of Colin Clout, [49];

happy retort of R. to, [53];

instals a pliable Bishop of Salisbury and receives fine from R., [53];

supports R. in Spanish plate-ship venture, [54], [59];

buys the 'Ark Raleigh,' [54];

vanity and resentment, [55];

recalls R. from Frobisher's fleet, [56];

discovers R.'s Throckmorton intrigue, ib.;

confines R. in Tower, [57];