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... kynge of Englande , and to Howe the his counsayle , as I have done to the Frensshe kyng . Then kyng of the kynges uncles demaunded of hym yf the Frensshe kynge Armony had sent hym thyder or noo . He answered and sayd , Nay , Englande ...
... kynge of Englande , and to Howe the his counsayle , as I have done to the Frensshe kyng . Then kyng of the kynges uncles demaunded of hym yf the Frensshe kynge Armony had sent hym thyder or noo . He answered and sayd , Nay , Englande ...
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1 Amony P. CAP . LIX Howe the kynge of Armony1 retourned out of Englande , and of the answere that was made to hym . W HEN the kynge of Armony was refresshed at Dover a day , and had spoken with the kynges uncles at good leysure , then ...
1 Amony P. CAP . LIX Howe the kynge of Armony1 retourned out of Englande , and of the answere that was made to hym . W HEN the kynge of Armony was refresshed at Dover a day , and had spoken with the kynges uncles at good leysure , then ...
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... kynge of the palays of Westmynstre , and his counsayle with hym , Armony re- suche as were aboute hym , and to sende for the kynge of tourned out Armony to come thyder . And when he was come into the of Englande . presence of the kynge of ...
... kynge of the palays of Westmynstre , and his counsayle with hym , Armony re- suche as were aboute hym , and to sende for the kynge of tourned out Armony to come thyder . And when he was come into the of Englande . presence of the kynge of ...
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