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... Duke was covet- ing the territory of Jaquelina , heiress of Hainault , and found himself thwarted by a rival in the Duke of Gloucester : who aspired to the same inheritance , obtained the countenance of the English parliament , and sent ...
... Duke was covet- ing the territory of Jaquelina , heiress of Hainault , and found himself thwarted by a rival in the Duke of Gloucester : who aspired to the same inheritance , obtained the countenance of the English parliament , and sent ...
Page 300
... Duke of Bur- gundy ; of which province his son , in recompence for the father's merit , was made governor . What is her message ? Exactly such as the Duke's private chaplain would have been ordered to dictate . " You are to raise ...
... Duke of Bur- gundy ; of which province his son , in recompence for the father's merit , was made governor . What is her message ? Exactly such as the Duke's private chaplain would have been ordered to dictate . " You are to raise ...
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... Duke of York , it is evident that the imbecility of the one , and the cowardice of the other , enabled Henry VII . to cry them down as im- postors . We have already gone into many details on this subject in our account of Rey's Essays ...
... Duke of York , it is evident that the imbecility of the one , and the cowardice of the other , enabled Henry VII . to cry them down as im- postors . We have already gone into many details on this subject in our account of Rey's Essays ...
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Greece Modern Songs | 1 |
N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 9 |
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