A History and Defence of Magna Charta: Containing a Copy of the Original Charter ... with an English Translation; ... with an Introductory Discourse, ... To which is Added, An Essay on Parliaments, ...J. Bell, (successor to Mr. Bathoe); S. Bladon; and C. Etherington, at York, 1769 - 284 pages |
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... foreigners , in whom his foul trusted , to fortify and furnish his castles with men and provifions , and to store them with all manner of artillery ; but to do it fo warily , that it might not come to the know- ledge of the barons ...
... foreigners , in whom his foul trusted , to fortify and furnish his castles with men and provifions , and to store them with all manner of artillery ; but to do it fo warily , that it might not come to the know- ledge of the barons ...
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... , and left K. JOHN , as did his foreigners , all but the Poi- tovins ; some of them returning home with their - fpoils , and the reft coming over to the dauphin . FROM FROM the first arrival of LEWIS , K. JOHN never MAGNA 29 CHARTA .
... , and left K. JOHN , as did his foreigners , all but the Poi- tovins ; some of them returning home with their - fpoils , and the reft coming over to the dauphin . FROM FROM the first arrival of LEWIS , K. JOHN never MAGNA 29 CHARTA .
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... foreigner , who had thus ungratefully entered into a defperate con- fpiracy against them . DURING this tedious fiege of Dover castle , where LEWIS and many of his barons were fure to be maintained , K. JOHN , who had been dodg- ing up ...
... foreigner , who had thus ungratefully entered into a defperate con- fpiracy against them . DURING this tedious fiege of Dover castle , where LEWIS and many of his barons were fure to be maintained , K. JOHN , who had been dodg- ing up ...
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... foreigner , he was presently accepted by the kingdom ; while on the other hand , upon the first knowledge of K. JOHN's death , LEWIS had , in his own conceit , wholly fubdued and swallowed up the kingdom : but he found the contrary in ...
... foreigner , he was presently accepted by the kingdom ; while on the other hand , upon the first knowledge of K. JOHN's death , LEWIS had , in his own conceit , wholly fubdued and swallowed up the kingdom : but he found the contrary in ...
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... foreigners " should depart the kingdom , and that he should < 6 never lay claim to it hereafter , but reftore " what belonged to the King in France , and to " have fifteen thousand marks for his voyage . " And on the other hand , the ...
... foreigners " should depart the kingdom , and that he should < 6 never lay claim to it hereafter , but reftore " what belonged to the King in France , and to " have fifteen thousand marks for his voyage . " And on the other hand , the ...
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