The Tudor Translations, المجلد 30AMS Press, 1967 |
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الصفحة 194
... journey to have ben theirs . they ordered themselfe and But they dyde nothynge , wherfore they were to blame and their batayle . receyved domage . Also in dede the Frenchmen sette on to soone , but they dyde it to thentent to have won ...
... journey to have ben theirs . they ordered themselfe and But they dyde nothynge , wherfore they were to blame and their batayle . receyved domage . Also in dede the Frenchmen sette on to soone , but they dyde it to thentent to have won ...
الصفحة 273
... journey on theyr enemyes in the felde of Syvylle . But , syr , fyrst I shall shewe you the moost happyest journey that the kynge of Portyngale had , or ony kynge before hym in CC . yere before , whiche was done within iiii . monethes ...
... journey on theyr enemyes in the felde of Syvylle . But , syr , fyrst I shall shewe you the moost happyest journey that the kynge of Portyngale had , or ony kynge before hym in CC . yere before , whiche was done within iiii . monethes ...
الصفحة 313
... journey into avaunced theyr journey ; they wolde have had the duke of Englande . Lancastre to have withdrawen his journey out of Castell , but he toke no hede therof to let his voyage . When the lordes of Englande and the prelates and ...
... journey into avaunced theyr journey ; they wolde have had the duke of Englande . Lancastre to have withdrawen his journey out of Castell , but he toke no hede therof to let his voyage . When the lordes of Englande and the prelates and ...
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