Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Volumen2 |
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Wealth and prosperity now set in with a full tide on the latter days of this first earl
of Cumberland ; for , in 1538 , by the death of Henry earl of Northumberland ,
brother of his second wife , lady Margaret Percy , without issue , the whole Percy
fee ...
Wealth and prosperity now set in with a full tide on the latter days of this first earl
of Cumberland ; for , in 1538 , by the death of Henry earl of Northumberland ,
brother of his second wife , lady Margaret Percy , without issue , the whole Percy
fee ...
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Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical Nathan Drake. berland
about four years before on his nephew lord Henry Clifford , became vested in his
, the earl of Cumberland's family ; an acquisition which , comprehending all the ...
Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical Nathan Drake. berland
about four years before on his nephew lord Henry Clifford , became vested in his
, the earl of Cumberland's family ; an acquisition which , comprehending all the ...
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By his wife Anne , daughter of lord Dacre , Henry , second earl of Cumberland ,
had three children ; two sons , George and Francis , and one daughter , Jane ;
and of these GEORGE LORD CLIFFORD , who was born at Brougham Castle in ...
By his wife Anne , daughter of lord Dacre , Henry , second earl of Cumberland ,
had three children ; two sons , George and Francis , and one daughter , Jane ;
and of these GEORGE LORD CLIFFORD , who was born at Brougham Castle in ...
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This , together with the gifts , were then offered to her majesty , and sir Henry ,
having disarmed himself , and placed his armour at the foot of the pillar , knelt
before the queen , beseeching her to accept the earl of Cumberland , whom he
then ...
This , together with the gifts , were then offered to her majesty , and sir Henry ,
having disarmed himself , and placed his armour at the foot of the pillar , knelt
before the queen , beseeching her to accept the earl of Cumberland , whom he
then ...
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The death of Henry , fifth earl of Cumberland , without male issue , terminated a
series of family litigation which had , with all its customary effects of alienated
affection and ill - will , existed for eightand - thirty years ; and at length , in her fifty
...
The death of Henry , fifth earl of Cumberland , without male issue , terminated a
series of family litigation which had , with all its customary effects of alienated
affection and ill - will , existed for eightand - thirty years ; and at length , in her fifty
...
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