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... chronicler was a Westminster monk . 20 Jan. 1382 ( p . 11 ) . Anne of Bohemia , sister of the Emperor , was married to King Richard in the Abbey , by the Bishop of London . The new Archbishop , William Courtenay , was vexed , though ...
... chronicler was a Westminster monk . 20 Jan. 1382 ( p . 11 ) . Anne of Bohemia , sister of the Emperor , was married to King Richard in the Abbey , by the Bishop of London . The new Archbishop , William Courtenay , was vexed , though ...
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... chronicler . It is interesting to find that nine years afterwards the King gave Abbot Colchester Nicholas Brembre's property at Stanes ( Lib . Nig . Quat . f . 85 b ) . The question of sanctuary in treason cases was now raised , and on ...
... chronicler . It is interesting to find that nine years afterwards the King gave Abbot Colchester Nicholas Brembre's property at Stanes ( Lib . Nig . Quat . f . 85 b ) . The question of sanctuary in treason cases was now raised , and on ...
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... chronicler seems to me to declare himself a monk of Westminster- habemus reum confitentem . We have just discovered a batch of Coronation papers which have been stored away only too carefully for the past seventy years . Among them was ...
... chronicler seems to me to declare himself a monk of Westminster- habemus reum confitentem . We have just discovered a batch of Coronation papers which have been stored away only too carefully for the past seventy years . Among them was ...
Contents
SIXTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JUNE 25 1908 ADDRESS BY | 7 |
SUMMARY KNIGHTS FEES BY PAUL VINOgradoff Fellow of | 15 |
AN UNRECOGNIZED WESTMINSTER CHRONICLER 13811394 | 61 |
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