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... manner that could be devised , shewed unto the people : in part to discharge the King of the envy of that opinion and bruit , how he had been put to death privily in the Tower ; but chiefly to make the people see the levity and ...
... manner that could be devised , shewed unto the people : in part to discharge the King of the envy of that opinion and bruit , how he had been put to death privily in the Tower ; but chiefly to make the people see the levity and ...
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... manner signify their detestation of popular attentates upon the person or authority Princes . But , my lords ambassadors , the King leaveth these two actions thus . That on the one side he hath not received any manner of satisfaction ...
... manner signify their detestation of popular attentates upon the person or authority Princes . But , my lords ambassadors , the King leaveth these two actions thus . That on the one side he hath not received any manner of satisfaction ...
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... manner was to handle matters ) never out of necessity . And Sir Edward Poynings ( after he had continued at Sluice some good while till all things were settled ) returned unto the King , being then before Bulloigne . ) Somewhat about ...
... manner was to handle matters ) never out of necessity . And Sir Edward Poynings ( after he had continued at Sluice some good while till all things were settled ) returned unto the King , being then before Bulloigne . ) Somewhat about ...
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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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