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... received the account of your magnificent progress , and we have heard that by the advice of the Princes you placed the business of Lom- bardy in the hands of the Church , on condition how- ever that it should be settled by Christmas day ...
... received the account of your magnificent progress , and we have heard that by the advice of the Princes you placed the business of Lom- bardy in the hands of the Church , on condition how- ever that it should be settled by Christmas day ...
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... received from him no satisfaction . You seem to sleep over our complaints , and you send us more demands . You make various charges , some very vague ; but we will answer them . We are aware of no Churches or ecclesiastics in the ...
... received from him no satisfaction . You seem to sleep over our complaints , and you send us more demands . You make various charges , some very vague ; but we will answer them . We are aware of no Churches or ecclesiastics in the ...
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... Augsburg ; ' We have received with joy the letters of your devotion ; you mention a report in Lombardy , that we shall be de- tained in person by the troubles in Austria . Let 20 THE HISTORY OF Change in the Empire ·
... Augsburg ; ' We have received with joy the letters of your devotion ; you mention a report in Lombardy , that we shall be de- tained in person by the troubles in Austria . Let 20 THE HISTORY OF Change in the Empire ·
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... received the promise of * Godefr . Colon . † Herm . Altahensis . Godefr . Colon . CHAP . XI . 1235-1239 . CHAP . knighthood at the Imperial hands , an honour FREDERICK THE SECOND 21 He sends his armies against Austria ·
... received the promise of * Godefr . Colon . † Herm . Altahensis . Godefr . Colon . CHAP . XI . 1235-1239 . CHAP . knighthood at the Imperial hands , an honour FREDERICK THE SECOND 21 He sends his armies against Austria ·
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... received , however , about this period a seasonable supply of money from his English brother - in - law , who sent him 5000 marks , begging at the same time for indulgence as to the payment of the rest . Frederick marched at the head of ...
... received , however , about this period a seasonable supply of money from his English brother - in - law , who sent him 5000 marks , begging at the same time for indulgence as to the payment of the rest . Frederick marched at the head of ...
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