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... Lord Chandos of Brittaine was made Earl of Bath ; Sir Giles Dawbigny was made Lord Dawbigny ; and Sir Robert Willoughby Lord Brooke . The King did also with great nobleness and bounty ( which virtues at that time had their turns in his ...
... Lord Chandos of Brittaine was made Earl of Bath ; Sir Giles Dawbigny was made Lord Dawbigny ; and Sir Robert Willoughby Lord Brooke . The King did also with great nobleness and bounty ( which virtues at that time had their turns in his ...
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... 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 , and by force of arms reduce the rest . The Lord Cordes was ready ...
... 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 , and by force of arms reduce the rest . The Lord Cordes was ready ...
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... Lord Oxford on the 6th of August , 1498 ( see Privy Purse expenses of Hen . VII . p . 119. ) , on which occasion this may have happened . A heavier fine for a similar offence was exacted from Lord Abergavenny some years afterwards . In ...
... Lord Oxford on the 6th of August , 1498 ( see Privy Purse expenses of Hen . VII . p . 119. ) , on which occasion this may have happened . A heavier fine for a similar offence was exacted from Lord Abergavenny some years afterwards . In ...
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HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF KING HENRY VII | 13 |
Great Councils | 178 |
Character of Henry VII from the Latin | 379 |
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