The Tudor Translations, Volume 31AMS Press, 1967 |
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Howe the Frenche kynge gave leave to the duke of Bretaygne | 197 |
Howe syr Hellyon of Lygnacke made his reporte to the duke | 206 |
Howe sir Henry Percy and his brother with a good nombre | 215 |
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