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... March of Wales . The March was made up of a number of lordships of varying size and importance , the holders of which , known generi- cally as barons or lords of the Welsh March , were tenants - in- chief of the king , but occupied a ...
... March of Wales . The March was made up of a number of lordships of varying size and importance , the holders of which , known generi- cally as barons or lords of the Welsh March , were tenants - in- chief of the king , but occupied a ...
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... March of Wales ' lived under what was then called ' the customs of the March ' , and those ' customs of the March ' were especially characterized by the peculiarly inde- pendent legal and constitutional position of the barons of the March ...
... March of Wales ' lived under what was then called ' the customs of the March ' , and those ' customs of the March ' were especially characterized by the peculiarly inde- pendent legal and constitutional position of the barons of the March ...
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... March of Wales . It is to the effect that the lords of the Welsh March were allowed by Norman kings to acquire their high and exclusive judicial powers in return for conquering the March , and that their unique rights of unlicensed ...
... March of Wales . It is to the effect that the lords of the Welsh March were allowed by Norman kings to acquire their high and exclusive judicial powers in return for conquering the March , and that their unique rights of unlicensed ...
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ANNUAL REPORT 19556 | 5 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir George Clark | 17 |
THE NATURE Of Recitative Aspects of Art Lecture By J A Westrup | 27 |
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