The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... Bretagne , and howe dyvers Englysshe fortresses about the countre of Tholous were recovered and turned Frenche . I N the season whyle these adventures thus felle in Castyle and in farr marchesse , it was ordayned by sir Olyver of ...
... Bretagne , and howe dyvers Englysshe fortresses about the countre of Tholous were recovered and turned Frenche . I N the season whyle these adventures thus felle in Castyle and in farr marchesse , it was ordayned by sir Olyver of ...
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... Bretagne . barryers , for suche as were without , desyringe dedes of armes , wolde come valyantly to the barryers , and they within receyved theym as valyantly , so that often there were dyvers hurt on bothe parties ; there were but ...
... Bretagne . barryers , for suche as were without , desyringe dedes of armes , wolde come valyantly to the barryers , and they within receyved theym as valyantly , so that often there were dyvers hurt on bothe parties ; there were but ...
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... Bretagne , ' or into Englande ; soo that none abode there behynde . Thus the duke of Lancastre and his men lodged without Coulongne in suche lytell houses as they founde there , and abrode in the feldes , in bowers made of grene bowes ...
... Bretagne , ' or into Englande ; soo that none abode there behynde . Thus the duke of Lancastre and his men lodged without Coulongne in suche lytell houses as they founde there , and abrode in the feldes , in bowers made of grene bowes ...
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