Quotes About Ralegh

Early in 1583 Elizabeth granted Ralegh the use of Durham House, a "noble palace" on the Thames, formerly the London residence of the bishops of Durham.

HAVING ASSEMBLED the men who would plan and take part in his expeditions to America, Ralegh's next task was to determine where a colony should be located and what kind of settlement it would be.

Walter Ralegh's "Nature, That Washed Her Hands in Milk" (p. 100):

Methought I saw the grave where Laura lay.