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... London ( New Haven and London , 1995 ) , p . 395 ( Brecon traders in the 1420s ) ; Gervase Rosser , Medieval Westminster , 1200–1540 ( Oxford , 1989 ) , pp . 189–90 . 47 T. A. R. Evans , ' The number , origins and careers of scholars ...
... London ( New Haven and London , 1995 ) , p . 395 ( Brecon traders in the 1420s ) ; Gervase Rosser , Medieval Westminster , 1200–1540 ( Oxford , 1989 ) , pp . 189–90 . 47 T. A. R. Evans , ' The number , origins and careers of scholars ...
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... London.89 Shortly after this incident , Henry VIII would abolish sanc- tuary in one of the first Acts of the Reformation . Yet it is this sanctum that offers Shakespeare a model for all the sacred shelters in his plays , since he uses ...
... London.89 Shortly after this incident , Henry VIII would abolish sanc- tuary in one of the first Acts of the Reformation . Yet it is this sanctum that offers Shakespeare a model for all the sacred shelters in his plays , since he uses ...
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... London in ruins . From the anonymous author of ' The State of England , and the once flourishing City of London ' ( 1780 ) and the dissenting poet Anna Letitia Barbauld's Eighteen Hundred and Eleven ( 1812 ) , in which a Canadian ...
... London in ruins . From the anonymous author of ' The State of England , and the once flourishing City of London ' ( 1780 ) and the dissenting poet Anna Letitia Barbauld's Eighteen Hundred and Eleven ( 1812 ) , in which a Canadian ...
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