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Can... can...?
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Can we not send emissaries?
:40:16
There is no time for that!
As Queen we look to you for action,
:40:20
unless you are content to wait for the
French to send more reinforcements.
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Here.
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Are you all in agreement?
:40:44
I say there has never been a better time
to abate the French pride.
:40:49
Arundel?
:40:51
War is a sin,
but sometimes a necessary one.
:40:58
Lord Robert, you were appointed to the
Council to protect England's interests.
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Now it appears
you do not have the stomach for it.
:41:06
I am in agreement, Your Grace,
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if Your Majesty's throne is at risk.
:41:20
- What say you, Walsingham?
- Your Majesty!
:41:23
I say a prince should rather
be slow to take action
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and should watch that he does not
come to be afraid of his own shadow.
:41:32
You are not, Sir Francis,
a member of Council,
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nor are you in the majority.
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I do not like wars.
:41:43
They have uncertain outcomes.