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... King of England that was ances- tor to the King your father and yourself ; and was that King to whom both Unions may in a sort refer : that of the Roses being in him consummate , and that of the Kingdoms by him begun . Besides , his ...
... King of England that was ances- tor to the King your father and yourself ; and was that King to whom both Unions may in a sort refer : that of the Roses being in him consummate , and that of the Kingdoms by him begun . Besides , his ...
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... King's spirit of govern- ment . And for the pardon of the rest that had stood against the King , the King upon a ... England ( book vi . cap . i . ) thinks that the date of Henry's accession was thus antedated by a day , because if he was not ...
... King's spirit of govern- ment . And for the pardon of the rest that had stood against the King , the King upon a ... England ( book vi . cap . i . ) thinks that the date of Henry's accession was thus antedated by a day , because if he was not ...
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... King did also with great nobleness and bounty ( which virtues at that time ... England ; and thereupon he took a fit occasion to send the Lord Treasurer ... King took in good part , as men use to do that practise to borrow money when they ...
... King did also with great nobleness and bounty ( which virtues at that time ... England ; and thereupon he took a fit occasion to send the Lord Treasurer ... King took in good part , as men use to do that practise to borrow money when they ...
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... England ; he thought good ( after the manner of scenes in stage - plays and masks ) to shew it afar off ; and therefore sailed with his scholar into Ireland , where the affection to the house of York was most in height . The King had ...
... England ; he thought good ( after the manner of scenes in stage - plays and masks ) to shew it afar off ; and therefore sailed with his scholar into Ireland , where the affection to the house of York was most in height . The King had ...
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... King to the realm of England . Neither did the party in this heat of affec- tion much trouble themselves with the attainder of George Duke of Clarence ; having newly learned by the King's example that attainders do not interrupt the ...
... King to the realm of England . Neither did the party in this heat of affec- tion much trouble themselves with the attainder of George Duke of Clarence ; having newly learned by the King's example that attainders do not interrupt the ...
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