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Ipre and Sluce with both the castles ; and forthwith sent to the Lord Cordes , governor of Picardy under the French King , to desire aid , and to move him that he on the behalf of the French King would be protector of the united towns ...
Ipre and Sluce with both the castles ; and forthwith sent to the Lord Cordes , governor of Picardy under the French King , to desire aid , and to move him that he on the behalf of the French King would be protector of the united towns ...
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If therefore the French King shall con- sent that the King our master's title to France ( or least tribute for the same ) be handled in the treaty , the King is content to go on with the rest , otherwise he refuseth to treat .
If therefore the French King shall con- sent that the King our master's title to France ( or least tribute for the same ) be handled in the treaty , the King is content to go on with the rest , otherwise he refuseth to treat .
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The King sent in the greater diligence , not knowing whether she might be with child , whereby the business would not have ended in Perkin's person . When she was brought to the King , it was commonly said that the King received her not ...
The King sent in the greater diligence , not knowing whether she might be with child , whereby the business would not have ended in Perkin's person . When she was brought to the King , it was commonly said that the King received her not ...
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