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And the King commands Philip Lavel his treasurer , and the aforesaid Edward of Westminster , to cause the same • Master William to have his costs and charges for painting the ' aforesaid picture without delay ; and when he shall know ...
And the King commands Philip Lavel his treasurer , and the aforesaid Edward of Westminster , to cause the same • Master William to have his costs and charges for painting the ' aforesaid picture without delay ; and when he shall know ...
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Mathew Paris relates , that in 1255 , an elephant was sent by the King of France to Henry III . , and that it being the ... ( 1255 , ) directing the sheriff of Kent to go in person to ' Dover , together with John Gouch , the King's ...
Mathew Paris relates , that in 1255 , an elephant was sent by the King of France to Henry III . , and that it being the ... ( 1255 , ) directing the sheriff of Kent to go in person to ' Dover , together with John Gouch , the King's ...
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The separation was virtually acknowledged by many acts of the King of the Netherlands himself ; -by his convocation of the States - General to consider such a measure ; by his invitation of the Powers who had been parties to the union ...
The separation was virtually acknowledged by many acts of the King of the Netherlands himself ; -by his convocation of the States - General to consider such a measure ; by his invitation of the Powers who had been parties to the union ...
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The Life of Sir Isaac Newton By David now | 1 |
On Political Economy in Connexion with the Moral | 52 |
Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan or the Central | 73 |
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