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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... gentlemen had promised to lead them in their remonstrance . Why , " exclaimed Sadler , " the gentlemen were taken by the commons and compelled to be their captains . " He was answered that they might have stayed the people well enough ...
... gentlemen had promised to lead them in their remonstrance . Why , " exclaimed Sadler , " the gentlemen were taken by the commons and compelled to be their captains . " He was answered that they might have stayed the people well enough ...
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... gentlemen altogether loyal ; they had stood in the greatest dread of the people and hailed his coming as that of a deliverer , knowing that if the commons were not brought into thorough subjection they would lose their lives and goods ...
... gentlemen altogether loyal ; they had stood in the greatest dread of the people and hailed his coming as that of a deliverer , knowing that if the commons were not brought into thorough subjection they would lose their lives and goods ...
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... gentlemen . These said that Lord Borow had warned the soke of Kirton in Lindsay against them , and that they would raise the soke . They then divided , and Aske went by Humber's side with the horsemen , and they raised the soke and met ...
... gentlemen . These said that Lord Borow had warned the soke of Kirton in Lindsay against them , and that they would raise the soke . They then divided , and Aske went by Humber's side with the horsemen , and they raised the soke and met ...
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... gentlemen and heirs apparent to come in to them , and pro- ceeded that night to Wighton , eight miles from Houden . Next day the host of Houderness and Yorkswold , numbering 9,000 horse and foot , mustered above Wighton and endeavoured ...
... gentlemen and heirs apparent to come in to them , and pro- ceeded that night to Wighton , eight miles from Houden . Next day the host of Houderness and Yorkswold , numbering 9,000 horse and foot , mustered above Wighton and endeavoured ...
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... gentlemen there- abouts , 5,000 men , and Yorkswold and Houderness and about 2,000 or 3,000 with them , and then the West [ and North ] * Riding of Yorkshire ; so that in all there were at a place called Stuping Sysse , near Doncaster ...
... gentlemen there- abouts , 5,000 men , and Yorkswold and Houderness and about 2,000 or 3,000 with them , and then the West [ and North ] * Riding of Yorkshire ; so that in all there were at a place called Stuping Sysse , near Doncaster ...
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