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... reign . James died upon the 15th December , 1542 , having reigned nine - and - twenty years . This grant of exemption to the widow of Chep- man is an interesting instance of this accomplished * Nevertheless . What is now termed the ...
... reign . James died upon the 15th December , 1542 , having reigned nine - and - twenty years . This grant of exemption to the widow of Chep- man is an interesting instance of this accomplished * Nevertheless . What is now termed the ...
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... reign of George III . , tells us , among other horrid things , how " women were burnt alive by the deliberate sentence of the law . " ( History of the Reign of George the Third , book 1. p . 50. ) Women were no more burnt alive under ...
... reign of George III . , tells us , among other horrid things , how " women were burnt alive by the deliberate sentence of the law . " ( History of the Reign of George the Third , book 1. p . 50. ) Women were no more burnt alive under ...
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... reign of In an early genealogical Charles II . , I met with a notice of " Robert Blounte of Eckington , 4 sonne of Sir Thomas Blount of Kinlett , in Shropshire , Knight . This Robert was Captaine of the Hallamshire Forces , about ...
... reign of In an early genealogical Charles II . , I met with a notice of " Robert Blounte of Eckington , 4 sonne of Sir Thomas Blount of Kinlett , in Shropshire , Knight . This Robert was Captaine of the Hallamshire Forces , about ...
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... reign of Charles the Second . " - " N . & Q. " 1st S. i . 229 . 1669. Thomas Banbrige of Tunstall , and Ellen his wife , recusants . - Raine's Depositions from York Castle , p . 170 . 1734. Mr. Earl Bainbrigg , to be warehouse keeper to ...
... reign of Charles the Second . " - " N . & Q. " 1st S. i . 229 . 1669. Thomas Banbrige of Tunstall , and Ellen his wife , recusants . - Raine's Depositions from York Castle , p . 170 . 1734. Mr. Earl Bainbrigg , to be warehouse keeper to ...
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Miscellaneous . NOTES ON BOOKS . History of England during the Reign of George the Third . By John George Phillimore . ( Vol . I. ) ( Virtue Bro- thers & Co. ) Mr. Phillimore tells us , that the greatest of English rulers said to Sir ...
Miscellaneous . NOTES ON BOOKS . History of England during the Reign of George the Third . By John George Phillimore . ( Vol . I. ) ( Virtue Bro- thers & Co. ) Mr. Phillimore tells us , that the greatest of English rulers said to Sir ...
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