The Chronological Historian: Or, A Record of Public Events, Historical, Political, Biographical, Literary, Domestic and Miscellaneous; Principally Illustrative of the Ecclesiastical, Civil, Naval and Military History of Great Britain and Its Dependencies, from the Invasion of Julius Cæsar ... With an Appendix, Bringing the Work Down to 1835, 1. köideJ. Dowding, 1835 |
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... surrendered a great part of Arthur's dominions to Cerdic , and was crowned king of the remainder at London . 532. Cerdic invited over more Saxons . 533. Cerdic gave the isle of Wight to his nephew . 533. Arthur returned from Armorica ...
... surrendered a great part of Arthur's dominions to Cerdic , and was crowned king of the remainder at London . 532. Cerdic invited over more Saxons . 533. Cerdic gave the isle of Wight to his nephew . 533. Arthur returned from Armorica ...
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... surrendered . Henry went from Kenelworth to Wind- sor , where he kept his Christmas , and from thence to London ( Feb. 10 , 1268 ) where he held a parliament , which granted him a subsidy , but refused the demands of the pope's legate ...
... surrendered . Henry went from Kenelworth to Wind- sor , where he kept his Christmas , and from thence to London ( Feb. 10 , 1268 ) where he held a parliament , which granted him a subsidy , but refused the demands of the pope's legate ...
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... surrendered to Edward on the terms of life to the inha- bitants and soldiers , except six of the burghers who were to be the victims of Edward's revenge . These six went bare- footed , in their shirts , with halters about their necks ...
... surrendered to Edward on the terms of life to the inha- bitants and soldiers , except six of the burghers who were to be the victims of Edward's revenge . These six went bare- footed , in their shirts , with halters about their necks ...
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... surrendered to the En- glish . VOL . I. Mortimer's attainder was reversed , and his grandson restored to blood . The largest silver coin in England was agroat . 1353. Trinity - hall in Cambridge founded by William Bateman bishop of ...
... surrendered to the En- glish . VOL . I. Mortimer's attainder was reversed , and his grandson restored to blood . The largest silver coin in England was agroat . 1353. Trinity - hall in Cambridge founded by William Bateman bishop of ...
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... surrendered . Henry continued to them all their privi- leges , for the sum of 300,000 crowns , and established there his exchequer and cham- ber of accounts of the revenues of Nor- mandy . Feb. 12. A conference was held with the Dauphin ...
... surrendered . Henry continued to them all their privi- leges , for the sum of 300,000 crowns , and established there his exchequer and cham- ber of accounts of the revenues of Nor- mandy . Feb. 12. A conference was held with the Dauphin ...
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