History of England and France Under the House of Lancaster ; with an Introductory View of the Early ReformationJohn Murray, 1855 - 473 Seiten |
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... troops were disembarked without opposition , and , after marching to Harfleur , seven miles distant , en- camped near its walls . Henry , true to his policy of conciliating the Church and appealing to the religious sentiments of the ...
... troops were disembarked without opposition , and , after marching to Harfleur , seven miles distant , en- camped near its walls . Henry , true to his policy of conciliating the Church and appealing to the religious sentiments of the ...
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... troops , he recovered Beaumont and several other places from Henry's captains . Having intelligence that Marche , with a force of five thousand men , was ravaging the country of Maine , in which no regular operations had as yet been ...
... troops , he recovered Beaumont and several other places from Henry's captains . Having intelligence that Marche , with a force of five thousand men , was ravaging the country of Maine , in which no regular operations had as yet been ...
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... troops as could be spared from the works , never doubting that a formidable opposition would be offered ; but none whatever was attempted , although they passed in full day with colours flying before the English posts . They joined the ...
... troops as could be spared from the works , never doubting that a formidable opposition would be offered ; but none whatever was attempted , although they passed in full day with colours flying before the English posts . They joined the ...
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Its early History imperfectly preserved | 1 |
Note Page | 11 |
Proceedings against him | 14 |
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