The Tudor Translations, Volume 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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... Hungry , by the consentment of the quene ; for after the dethe of the kyng of Hungry , bycause this sir Charles was sonne to the kynges brother , therfore he maynteyned that the realme shulde fall to hym . For his uncle the kynge of ...
... Hungry , by the consentment of the quene ; for after the dethe of the kyng of Hungry , bycause this sir Charles was sonne to the kynges brother , therfore he maynteyned that the realme shulde fall to hym . For his uncle the kynge of ...
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... Hungry , by the bysshop of Wasselure , ' the sayd quenes ambassadour , with dyvers knightes and squyers in his company ; and they brought letters of credence , certifyeng howe the said quene was comyng into Fraunce , to fetche Lewes of ...
... Hungry , by the bysshop of Wasselure , ' the sayd quenes ambassadour , with dyvers knightes and squyers in his company ; and they brought letters of credence , certifyeng howe the said quene was comyng into Fraunce , to fetche Lewes of ...
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... Hungry , as ye shall here Frenche kyng after . It is of trouthe that the quene of Hungry , mother departed out to the yonge lady whom the erle of Valoys had wedded by procuracion , as ye have herde before , had all her entent to make ...
... Hungry , as ye shall here Frenche kyng after . It is of trouthe that the quene of Hungry , mother departed out to the yonge lady whom the erle of Valoys had wedded by procuracion , as ye have herde before , had all her entent to make ...
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