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... they presently after their next visitation of Easter ended transmit their account thereupon in writing unto their several diocesans , and they unto your lordship , to be communicated to me with your first conveniency .
... they presently after their next visitation of Easter ended transmit their account thereupon in writing unto their several diocesans , and they unto your lordship , to be communicated to me with your first conveniency .
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This being complied withal , the security was accordingly given , and a very clear comprehensive proviso inserted in the Act for granting a Royal Aid unto the king's Majesty , " which ought not to be forgot . It stands thus : “ Provided ...
This being complied withal , the security was accordingly given , and a very clear comprehensive proviso inserted in the Act for granting a Royal Aid unto the king's Majesty , " which ought not to be forgot . It stands thus : “ Provided ...
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And for the port of every letter not exceeding one sheet from London unto the town of Berwick , or from thence to the city of London , three pence of English money . ... And for the port of every letter not exceeding one sheet from ...
And for the port of every letter not exceeding one sheet from London unto the town of Berwick , or from thence to the city of London , three pence of English money . ... And for the port of every letter not exceeding one sheet from ...
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| Título | English Historical Documents, Volumen 8 English Historical Documents, David Charles Douglas |
| Editor | David Charles Douglas |
| Editor | Oxford University Press, 1953 |
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