Universal History, Ancient and Modern: From the Earliest Records of Time, to the General Peace of 1801, Band 15Samuel Stansbury and Company, 1803 |
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... duke of Burgundy , and younger brother to Henry I. of France ; but there is such a discordancy between the early native writers respecting the time and the oc- casion of this investiture , that we are obliged to apply to less partial ...
... duke of Burgundy , and younger brother to Henry I. of France ; but there is such a discordancy between the early native writers respecting the time and the oc- casion of this investiture , that we are obliged to apply to less partial ...
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... duke of Burgundy , and many others of the best warriors of the age . Arriving at the court of Don Alonzo , they were received with all possible re- 1087 . spect ; and in the course of two years , having fully evinced their courage and ...
... duke of Burgundy , and many others of the best warriors of the age . Arriving at the court of Don Alonzo , they were received with all possible re- 1087 . spect ; and in the course of two years , having fully evinced their courage and ...
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... example . John had married the English princess Philip- pa , daughter of the duke of Lancaster , who bore him several children . The affection she entertained entertained for him was so strong , that when he PORTUGAL . 35.
... example . John had married the English princess Philip- pa , daughter of the duke of Lancaster , who bore him several children . The affection she entertained entertained for him was so strong , that when he PORTUGAL . 35.
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... to serve him . It was his son Henry , duke of Viseo , who commenced those discoveries , which proved in the event so beneficial not only to Portugal but to Europe . It was he who encouraged the settling and im- provement It 36 PORTUGAL .
... to serve him . It was his son Henry , duke of Viseo , who commenced those discoveries , which proved in the event so beneficial not only to Portugal but to Europe . It was he who encouraged the settling and im- provement It 36 PORTUGAL .
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... duke of Burgundy ; and it was at the solemnization of this marriage , that the illustrious order of the Golden Fleece was instituted . The rest of his family he disposed of eligibly ; and , sensible of the ap- proach of death , he ...
... duke of Burgundy ; and it was at the solemnization of this marriage , that the illustrious order of the Golden Fleece was instituted . The rest of his family he disposed of eligibly ; and , sensible of the ap- proach of death , he ...
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