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... first Regency which occurs in our an- nals is that of the Bishops of Dur- ham and of Ely , appointed jufti- ciaries and Guardians of the realm by King Richard the First in 1190 , during his abfence in the Holy Land . The Earl of ...
... first Regency which occurs in our an- nals is that of the Bishops of Dur- ham and of Ely , appointed jufti- ciaries and Guardians of the realm by King Richard the First in 1190 , during his abfence in the Holy Land . The Earl of ...
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... First , and held a Parliament , paffed two bills , and prorogued it , when the King was abfent in 1714 , and executed the important trust of transferring the Crown to the Brunfwick family . Of this Re- gency a curious account is given ...
... First , and held a Parliament , paffed two bills , and prorogued it , when the King was abfent in 1714 , and executed the important trust of transferring the Crown to the Brunfwick family . Of this Re- gency a curious account is given ...
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... first . Waltero Sturton ad opus regis ad ludendum ad quatuor reges viii . s . ' from which entry Mr. Anftis with fome probability conjectures , that playing cards were not unknown at the latter end of the thirteenth ( century ; and ...
... first . Waltero Sturton ad opus regis ad ludendum ad quatuor reges viii . s . ' from which entry Mr. Anftis with fome probability conjectures , that playing cards were not unknown at the latter end of the thirteenth ( century ; and ...
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... first year of his phrenfy , but to take the middle year of these thirty , which would bring it to 1407. At that time , indeed , this musement feems to have become more general , as in 1426 , no perfon was permitted to have in their ...
... first year of his phrenfy , but to take the middle year of these thirty , which would bring it to 1407. At that time , indeed , this musement feems to have become more general , as in 1426 , no perfon was permitted to have in their ...
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... first having played ad quatuor reges fhould be fo confidered ; and I have already fuggefted , that the finding nothing further relative to this paftime till 1502 affords a ftrong prefumption that the quatuorreges were not playing cards ...
... first having played ad quatuor reges fhould be fo confidered ; and I have already fuggefted , that the finding nothing further relative to this paftime till 1502 affords a ftrong prefumption that the quatuorreges were not playing cards ...
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