The Quarterly Review, 222–242. köideJohn Murray, 1924 |
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... manor , that of Arches , represents the lands of Henry de Ferrers . It is the only one of the five manors which has always been in lay hands . Through the families of Turberville , Stowe , and Arches , it descended by inheritance ( 1443 ) ...
... manor , that of Arches , represents the lands of Henry de Ferrers . It is the only one of the five manors which has always been in lay hands . Through the families of Turberville , Stowe , and Arches , it descended by inheritance ( 1443 ) ...
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... manor , that of Arches , represents the lands of Henry de Ferrers . It is the only one of the five manors which has always been in lay hands . Through the families of Turberville , Stowe , and Arches , it descended by inheritance ( 1443 ) ...
... manor , that of Arches , represents the lands of Henry de Ferrers . It is the only one of the five manors which has always been in lay hands . Through the families of Turberville , Stowe , and Arches , it descended by inheritance ( 1443 ) ...
Page 36
... manor , that of Arches , represents the lands of Henry de Ferrers . It is the only one of the five manors which has always been in lay hands . Through the families of Turberville , Stowe , and Arches , it descended by inheritance ( 1443 ) ...
... manor , that of Arches , represents the lands of Henry de Ferrers . It is the only one of the five manors which has always been in lay hands . Through the families of Turberville , Stowe , and Arches , it descended by inheritance ( 1443 ) ...
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