Enigmas of HistoryM. Joseph, 1957 - 253 pages |
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... March 3 , 1807 : the Lord Chancellor to the King on the same date and again on March 11 : Minute of the Cabinet of March 20 , 1807 , and a separate Minute annexed from the Chancellor , March 25 - all of which obviously relate to the ...
... March 3 , 1807 : the Lord Chancellor to the King on the same date and again on March 11 : Minute of the Cabinet of March 20 , 1807 , and a separate Minute annexed from the Chancellor , March 25 - all of which obviously relate to the ...
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... March 22 . On March 23 , all hope of the King's life was abandoned . The Bishop in attendance on him told him that his end was near and the next day he received Holy Communion in company with all his attendants except Buckingham , who ...
... March 22 . On March 23 , all hope of the King's life was abandoned . The Bishop in attendance on him told him that his end was near and the next day he received Holy Communion in company with all his attendants except Buckingham , who ...
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... March 11 , 1625 , a courier started for Spain with a safe - conduct for Gondomar , and a personal letter from James . On March 12 , James was well enough to consider moving from Theobalds to Hampton Court . On March 23 , after the ...
... March 11 , 1625 , a courier started for Spain with a safe - conduct for Gondomar , and a personal letter from James . On March 12 , James was well enough to consider moving from Theobalds to Hampton Court . On March 23 , after the ...
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The Parentage of Queen Elizabeth I | 91 |
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