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... Canute by his address ; for when Edmund had so far pre- vailed as to disarm him , he proposed a parley , in which he ... Canute . Canute on this event assembled the States of the kingdom , by whom he was acknowledged King of all England ...
... Canute by his address ; for when Edmund had so far pre- vailed as to disarm him , he proposed a parley , in which he ... Canute . Canute on this event assembled the States of the kingdom , by whom he was acknowledged King of all England ...
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... , which conduced much to the maintaining , as well as to the making , his conquest . The posterity of the Danes , who had finally reduced England under Canute II . Canute the Great , were still very numerous 380 AN ABRIDGMENT OF.
... , which conduced much to the maintaining , as well as to the making , his conquest . The posterity of the Danes , who had finally reduced England under Canute II . Canute the Great , were still very numerous 380 AN ABRIDGMENT OF.
Page 460
... Canute † ; but in the * LL . Etheldred . Si presbyter homicida fieret , & c . + LL . Canuti , 38 , de ministro altaris homicidâ . Idem 40 . de ordinato capitis 200 . code VI . code of Henry the First it is twice 460 AN ABRIDGMENT OF.
... Canute † ; but in the * LL . Etheldred . Si presbyter homicida fieret , & c . + LL . Canuti , 38 , de ministro altaris homicidâ . Idem 40 . de ordinato capitis 200 . code VI . code of Henry the First it is twice 460 AN ABRIDGMENT OF.
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