The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes96-97Theodore Foster, 1855 |
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... letters . This , on his return , he was bound to deposit in the Ducal Chancery . In early times special envoys were sent on special occasions , and their letters were few . No registro can be looked for before the opening of the ...
... letters . This , on his return , he was bound to deposit in the Ducal Chancery . In early times special envoys were sent on special occasions , and their letters were few . No registro can be looked for before the opening of the ...
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... letter of Henry VII . [ this was the water - mark of Flanders , which easily at that time supplied the small quantity of writing - paper consumed in England ] . The volume contains 226 letters , copies of those addressed by S ...
... letter of Henry VII . [ this was the water - mark of Flanders , which easily at that time supplied the small quantity of writing - paper consumed in England ] . The volume contains 226 letters , copies of those addressed by S ...
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... letters could always look to Steele for their heartiest champion it would not have been needful to add , but for a ... letter from one Serjeant Hall to Serjeant Cabe , in the Coldstream regiment of Foot Guards , at the Red Lettice in the ...
... letters could always look to Steele for their heartiest champion it would not have been needful to add , but for a ... letter from one Serjeant Hall to Serjeant Cabe , in the Coldstream regiment of Foot Guards , at the Red Lettice in the ...
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