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... concerning Lands · 9 . STEPHEN Writ concerning Lands 10. 1135. First Charter • 11. 1136 . Second Charter 4 L • 7 7 7 82 L HENRY II 12 . 1154. A Trial in the Curia Regis . 13. 1164. The Constitutions of Clarendon 9 II 14. 1166 . The ...
... concerning Lands · 9 . STEPHEN Writ concerning Lands 10. 1135. First Charter • 11. 1136 . Second Charter 4 L • 7 7 7 82 L HENRY II 12 . 1154. A Trial in the Curia Regis . 13. 1164. The Constitutions of Clarendon 9 II 14. 1166 . The ...
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George Burton Adams, Henry Morse Stephens. 54 1324. Statute concerning the Lands of the Templars 55. 1327. Articles of Accusation against Edward II . EDWARD III PAGE 98 99 56. 1328 . Statute of Northampton • · 100 57. 1330 . Statute ...
George Burton Adams, Henry Morse Stephens. 54 1324. Statute concerning the Lands of the Templars 55. 1327. Articles of Accusation against Edward II . EDWARD III PAGE 98 99 56. 1328 . Statute of Northampton • · 100 57. 1330 . Statute ...
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... concerning Treasons committed out of the Realm EDWARD VI 159. 1547. Act for the Dissolution of Chantries . · 264 268 · 160. 1549. First Act of Uniformity . 161. 1550. First Mention of Lords Lieutenant Second Act of Uniformity . 162 ...
... concerning Treasons committed out of the Realm EDWARD VI 159. 1547. Act for the Dissolution of Chantries . · 264 268 · 160. 1549. First Act of Uniformity . 161. 1550. First Mention of Lords Lieutenant Second Act of Uniformity . 162 ...
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... concerning the Royal Pardon in Bar of Danby ' s Impeachment . . . . . . . 439 230 . 1679 . Exclusion Bill . . . . . . . . . 439 231 . 1679 . Habeas Corpus Act . . . . . . . . 440 232 . 1682 . Forfeiture of Charter of London ...
... concerning the Royal Pardon in Bar of Danby ' s Impeachment . . . . . . . 439 230 . 1679 . Exclusion Bill . . . . . . . . . 439 231 . 1679 . Habeas Corpus Act . . . . . . . . 440 232 . 1682 . Forfeiture of Charter of London ...
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... concerning the lands of the church of Ely , before my consort went to Normandy the last time . With them , also , let there be those of my barons who had the right to be present and who were present at the aforesaid trial and who hold ...
... concerning the lands of the church of Ely , before my consort went to Normandy the last time . With them , also , let there be those of my barons who had the right to be present and who were present at the aforesaid trial and who hold ...
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