The Tudor Translations, Volume 39AMS Press, 1967 |
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... Citezeins , or Subjectes , to use it for any arte , nor never any good manne doeth exercise it for his particulare arte : for as moche as good he shall never bee judged , whom maketh an excersise thereof , where purposing alwaies to ...
... Citezeins , or Subjectes , to use it for any arte , nor never any good manne doeth exercise it for his particulare arte : for as moche as good he shall never bee judged , whom maketh an excersise thereof , where purposing alwaies to ...
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... Citezeins , use the power of straungers : and the Frenche kyng hath dis- armed his people , to be able more easely to commaunde them , but thei whiche like not the ordinaunces , feare moche more the unprofitablenesse , that thei suppose ...
... Citezeins , use the power of straungers : and the Frenche kyng hath dis- armed his people , to be able more easely to commaunde them , but thei whiche like not the ordinaunces , feare moche more the unprofitablenesse , that thei suppose ...
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... Citezeins , whiche thei sent on the land , and thei overcame . If thei did it , for that one of their citezeins should not become a tiraunt , it was a feare smally considered : for that besides thesame reasons , whiche to this purpose ...
... Citezeins , whiche thei sent on the land , and thei overcame . If thei did it , for that one of their citezeins should not become a tiraunt , it was a feare smally considered : for that besides thesame reasons , whiche to this purpose ...
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