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... King of Denmarke , who is at this day Dowager of Loraine ) could not without great prejudice unto himselfe discover to have any correspondencie and conference with us . For which commission and purpose a Gentleman of Millane , named ...
... King of Denmarke , who is at this day Dowager of Loraine ) could not without great prejudice unto himselfe discover to have any correspondencie and conference with us . For which commission and purpose a Gentleman of Millane , named ...
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... King Francis the first . Pope Iulius the second , having sent an Ambassador to the King of England to animate him against our foresaid King : the Ambassador having had audience touching his charge , and the King in his answer urging and ...
... King Francis the first . Pope Iulius the second , having sent an Ambassador to the King of England to animate him against our foresaid King : the Ambassador having had audience touching his charge , and the King in his answer urging and ...
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... king of Egypt : At so high a rate did that great Pompey purchase the irkesome prolonging of his life but for five or six moneths . And in our fathers daies , Lodowicke Sforze , tenth Duke of Millane , under whom the state of Italie had ...
... king of Egypt : At so high a rate did that great Pompey purchase the irkesome prolonging of his life but for five or six moneths . And in our fathers daies , Lodowicke Sforze , tenth Duke of Millane , under whom the state of Italie had ...
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