Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, of the Reign of Henry VIII: Preserved in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, and Elsewhere in England, Volume 12,Edição 1Longman, Green, Longman, & Roberts, 1890 - 761 páginas |
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... Francis Bigod came and paid a visit to him at Watton , where he remained till Friday morning ; and he informed Hallom that all Wensleydale , Swadale , and all the dales were up , and Sir Thomas Percy ( the earl of Northumberland's ...
... Francis Bigod came and paid a visit to him at Watton , where he remained till Friday morning ; and he informed Hallom that all Wensleydale , Swadale , and all the dales were up , and Sir Thomas Percy ( the earl of Northumberland's ...
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... Francis and the Emperor , and nothing succeeded in the way it ought to have done . Accom- panied by his friend , the bishop of Verona , Pole took his way through France ; but Francis , fearing to dis- please Henry , had sent over the ...
... Francis and the Emperor , and nothing succeeded in the way it ought to have done . Accom- panied by his friend , the bishop of Verona , Pole took his way through France ; but Francis , fearing to dis- please Henry , had sent over the ...
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... Francis also promised in conversation with bishop Gardiner that he would not give the Cardinal the honours due to a legate in passing through France . But Pole arrived in Paris while Francis was in Picardy prosecuting the war against ...
... Francis also promised in conversation with bishop Gardiner that he would not give the Cardinal the honours due to a legate in passing through France . But Pole arrived in Paris while Francis was in Picardy prosecuting the war against ...
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... Francis and the Emperor gave the deputy of Calais much correspondence with both sides about violations of the English Pale or breaches of neutrality ; " the depredations of Flemish cruisers gave rise to much diplomacy ; the dangers of ...
... Francis and the Emperor gave the deputy of Calais much correspondence with both sides about violations of the English Pale or breaches of neutrality ; " the depredations of Flemish cruisers gave rise to much diplomacy ; the dangers of ...
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... FRANCIS LESCHACIER , Merchant at Paris . I am at the court of the king of England , where I make great cheer . I am very sorry I cannot keep my promise to you , as I was full three weeks at Dieppe before I could sail for fear of danger ...
... FRANCIS LESCHACIER , Merchant at Paris . I am at the court of the king of England , where I make great cheer . I am very sorry I cannot keep my promise to you , as I was full three weeks at Dieppe before I could sail for fear of danger ...
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