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... towns . The device is also interesting . In this parish was situated Beaumont Palace , where Richard I was born , and he either used or had assigned to him as a badge this same very significant device , a crescent surmounted by a star ...
... towns . The device is also interesting . In this parish was situated Beaumont Palace , where Richard I was born , and he either used or had assigned to him as a badge this same very significant device , a crescent surmounted by a star ...
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... TOWN AND GOWN ON ST . SCHOLASTICA'S DAY ( Feb. 10 , 1351 ) AND TWO FOL- LOWING DAYS . By the REV . HENRY FURNEAUX , M.A. , Late Fellow and Tutor of Corpus Christi College , Oxford . TRYVYTLAM DE LAUDE UNIVERSITATIS OXONIAE By the Same ...
... TOWN AND GOWN ON ST . SCHOLASTICA'S DAY ( Feb. 10 , 1351 ) AND TWO FOL- LOWING DAYS . By the REV . HENRY FURNEAUX , M.A. , Late Fellow and Tutor of Corpus Christi College , Oxford . TRYVYTLAM DE LAUDE UNIVERSITATIS OXONIAE By the Same ...
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... town , with its recognized institutions for responsible self - government as in other towns , found its rights infringed , its powers beaten down , or its sources of income taken away while still required to pay its dues to the State ...
... town , with its recognized institutions for responsible self - government as in other towns , found its rights infringed , its powers beaten down , or its sources of income taken away while still required to pay its dues to the State ...
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... of all those which I had to examine suggested this explanation , but it is probable ; the face of No. 43 bears it out ( Mem . Parl . 1305 ; Introduction , p . xci ) . relating to or sent up from the burgesses , town 82 COLLECTANEA .
... of all those which I had to examine suggested this explanation , but it is probable ; the face of No. 43 bears it out ( Mem . Parl . 1305 ; Introduction , p . xci ) . relating to or sent up from the burgesses , town 82 COLLECTANEA .
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... town , or University , of Oxford , or from different members of the University ; places too that have a close connexion with the city , as Oseney , Godstow , Rewley , and the North Hundred , have been included , with a few other ...
... town , or University , of Oxford , or from different members of the University ; places too that have a close connexion with the city , as Oseney , Godstow , Rewley , and the North Hundred , have been included , with a few other ...
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