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This biography of Sir Walter Ralegh is based on contemporary documents, providing a wealth of information about his life and times. It covers Ralegh's early years, his exploits as an explorer, his imprisonment and execution, and his lasting impact on English literature. This engaging and well-researched book offers a new perspective on one of the most fascinating figures of the Elizabethan era.
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