The Tudor Translations, Volume 39AMS Press, 1967 |
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... ayre , sick unto death , between two very strong armies of his enemies ; and yet was there in this Duke such a spirit and courage ; and he understood so well , how men are to be gaind , and how to be lost , and so firm were the grounds ...
... ayre , sick unto death , between two very strong armies of his enemies ; and yet was there in this Duke such a spirit and courage ; and he understood so well , how men are to be gaind , and how to be lost , and so firm were the grounds ...
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