The Paston Letters, A. D. 1422-1509, 3. ciltJames Gairdner Chatto & Windus, 1904 |
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... Norfolk , of which William Paston had before written by anticipation , though a little prematurely , in No. 254 , are in themselves sufficient to fix the chronology ; but the mention of fealty having been done by a new Archbishop of ...
... Norfolk , of which William Paston had before written by anticipation , though a little prematurely , in No. 254 , are in themselves sufficient to fix the chronology ; but the mention of fealty having been done by a new Archbishop of ...
Sayfa 4
... Youres , 2 Edmund Beaufort , Duke of Somerset . RIC . SUTHWELL . 3 John Mowbray , Duke of Norfolk , in whose household R. Southwell had an appointment . - F . PLE 263 THOMAS HOWES TO [ JOHN PASTON ? ] 4 THE PASTON LETTERS.
... Youres , 2 Edmund Beaufort , Duke of Somerset . RIC . SUTHWELL . 3 John Mowbray , Duke of Norfolk , in whose household R. Southwell had an appointment . - F . PLE 263 THOMAS HOWES TO [ JOHN PASTON ? ] 4 THE PASTON LETTERS.
Sayfa 6
... Norfolk ; and in 1459 the 30th October would have been within a week of Fastolf's death , when he must have been ill inclined , even if capable , to dictate letters , unless of very special urgency . ] P 265 WILLIAM BARKER TO SIR J ...
... Norfolk ; and in 1459 the 30th October would have been within a week of Fastolf's death , when he must have been ill inclined , even if capable , to dictate letters , unless of very special urgency . ] P 265 WILLIAM BARKER TO SIR J ...
Sayfa 7
... Norfolk , towchyng your money , he seyth ye shal have hit with inne this xiiij . dayes . Hit was his fyrst mater to me after I hadde delyvered his rynge . The money is redye , but he seyd that he must have stoor with inne hym , for he ...
... Norfolk , towchyng your money , he seyth ye shal have hit with inne this xiiij . dayes . Hit was his fyrst mater to me after I hadde delyvered his rynge . The money is redye , but he seyd that he must have stoor with inne hym , for he ...
Sayfa 16
... Norfolk was vacant in the year 1455. The right of presentation ought to have belonged to Sir John Fastolf , as John Fastolf - doubtless of Cowhawe - had presented in 1444 ; but it was allowed to lapse to the Bishop , who presented Simon ...
... Norfolk was vacant in the year 1455. The right of presentation ought to have belonged to Sir John Fastolf , as John Fastolf - doubtless of Cowhawe - had presented in 1444 ; but it was allowed to lapse to the Bishop , who presented Simon ...
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