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... seems , as I said , to have been the original authority for these transactions ; and whose narrative could not then be corrected by comparison with more authentic records . Rymer's Fædera however and the Rolls of Parliament , enable us ...
... seems , as I said , to have been the original authority for these transactions ; and whose narrative could not then be corrected by comparison with more authentic records . Rymer's Fædera however and the Rolls of Parliament , enable us ...
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... seems to be the authority for this ) quotes only the first line of Gaguin's poem . Several pens seem to have flown into the ink to answer him ; and if the report of the answerers may be trusted , his discomfiture was complete . There is ...
... seems to be the authority for this ) quotes only the first line of Gaguin's poem . Several pens seem to have flown into the ink to answer him ; and if the report of the answerers may be trusted , his discomfiture was complete . There is ...
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... seems to have studied D'Argentré carefully ) appears to have been no part of the great convention between Maximilian , Henry , and Ferdinand , for a joint invasion of France ; which was in force indeed at the time , but did not provide ...
... seems to have studied D'Argentré carefully ) appears to have been no part of the great convention between Maximilian , Henry , and Ferdinand , for a joint invasion of France ; which was in force indeed at the time , but did not provide ...
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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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