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Page 18
states is Henry Stuart , Prince of Wales , is , I be - On the sides “ * fe . " ( Simon
Pass ) . The whole lieve , intended for King James ' s son Charles . The written
backwards , which leads one to suppose person represented wears a pointed
beard ...
states is Henry Stuart , Prince of Wales , is , I be - On the sides “ * fe . " ( Simon
Pass ) . The whole lieve , intended for King James ' s son Charles . The written
backwards , which leads one to suppose person represented wears a pointed
beard ...
Page 2-6
... north side and Stanground on the south side , for the years 1634 to 8 , * It
appears from a deed from the Abbot of Thorney , and from March to June in 1689
. dated 1st Sept . , 30 Hen . VIII , that Christopher Barton † From depositions ,
August ...
... north side and Stanground on the south side , for the years 1634 to 8 , * It
appears from a deed from the Abbot of Thorney , and from March to June in 1689
. dated 1st Sept . , 30 Hen . VIII , that Christopher Barton † From depositions ,
August ...
Page 2-7
... ther is a law made which Master , in which she states the propositions on will
take away neare a fourth part of that which remains , either side , and her own
determination not to give and what commissions will come after this to take any
more ...
... ther is a law made which Master , in which she states the propositions on will
take away neare a fourth part of that which remains , either side , and her own
determination not to give and what commissions will come after this to take any
more ...
Page 2-25
He belonged to a house illustrious on both sides of “ TH ' MON AT MESTER
GRUNDY ' S " ( 4th S . i . 390 , the border , and was closely allied with many 517 ,
619 . ) - I may perhaps be permitted to say to noble and puissant families . But his
...
He belonged to a house illustrious on both sides of “ TH ' MON AT MESTER
GRUNDY ' S " ( 4th S . i . 390 , the border , and was closely allied with many 517 ,
619 . ) - I may perhaps be permitted to say to noble and puissant families . But his
...
Page 59
... for a complete picture ; hence some carpenter never seen it . These old ballads
are common was employed on the instant to glue together some deal board , and
plane down one side , which is evident from property , and should be known of ...
... for a complete picture ; hence some carpenter never seen it . These old ballads
are common was employed on the instant to glue together some deal board , and
plane down one side , which is evident from property , and should be known of ...
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