Lives of the Queens of England: From the Norman Conquest ; Now First Published from Official Records and Other Authentic Documents, Private as Well as Public, Band 3H. Colburn, 1854 |
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... parliament met a few days after , introduced the subject of the king's new marriage in a speech so tedious in length , that the clerks who wrote the parliamentary journals gave up its transcription in despair . Yet they fortunately left ...
... parliament met a few days after , introduced the subject of the king's new marriage in a speech so tedious in length , that the clerks who wrote the parliamentary journals gave up its transcription in despair . Yet they fortunately left ...
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... parliamentary journals have been destroyed which include the attainder of Anne Boleyn , it is impossible to trace when the petition for the king to marry again was presented which the chancellor alludes to ; if before his marriage to ...
... parliamentary journals have been destroyed which include the attainder of Anne Boleyn , it is impossible to trace when the petition for the king to marry again was presented which the chancellor alludes to ; if before his marriage to ...
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... parliamentary soldier had concealed himself for plunder in St. George's chapel , Windsor , during the burial of Charles I .; and , in an incredibly short time , stole a piece of Henry VIII.'s rich velvet pall , and was supposed to have ...
... parliamentary soldier had concealed himself for plunder in St. George's chapel , Windsor , during the burial of Charles I .; and , in an incredibly short time , stole a piece of Henry VIII.'s rich velvet pall , and was supposed to have ...
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... parliament met , April 12. ' It seems re- markable that Henry , who from the first had declared " that he could not overcome his aversion to her sufficiently to con- sider her as his wife , " should have permitted this legislative ...
... parliament met , April 12. ' It seems re- markable that Henry , who from the first had declared " that he could not overcome his aversion to her sufficiently to con- sider her as his wife , " should have permitted this legislative ...
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... defence . ' The marchioness of Exeter was also attainted and condemned to death by the same viola- 1 Lingard . Tytler . Herbert . Burnet . Journals of Parliament . tion of the laws of England . Both ladies were 68 ANNE OF CLEVES .
... defence . ' The marchioness of Exeter was also attainted and condemned to death by the same viola- 1 Lingard . Tytler . Herbert . Burnet . Journals of Parliament . tion of the laws of England . Both ladies were 68 ANNE OF CLEVES .
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Lives of the Queens of England: From the Norman Conquest, Now First ..., Band 3 Agnes Strickland Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 1854 |
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