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... wife , Margaret of Lancaster , widow of Edmund Tudor , Earl of Richmond , and mother of Henry VII . , he joined the latter on his landing in England , was present at the battle of Bosworth Field , and placed on his head the crown ...
... wife , Margaret of Lancaster , widow of Edmund Tudor , Earl of Richmond , and mother of Henry VII . , he joined the latter on his landing in England , was present at the battle of Bosworth Field , and placed on his head the crown ...
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... wife of James IV . of Scotland , Elizabeth , who died at the age of three , Mary , who married Louis XII . of France , and Catherine , the infant born at the time of her mother's death ; all the figures are crowned , wear long flowing ...
... wife of James IV . of Scotland , Elizabeth , who died at the age of three , Mary , who married Louis XII . of France , and Catherine , the infant born at the time of her mother's death ; all the figures are crowned , wear long flowing ...
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... wife and three children , when sailing from Zealand to Spain to take possession of the crown , was driven by stress of weather into Weymouth , from whence they were escorted in state to Windsor , where they remained for nearly three ...
... wife and three children , when sailing from Zealand to Spain to take possession of the crown , was driven by stress of weather into Weymouth , from whence they were escorted in state to Windsor , where they remained for nearly three ...
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... wife . In 1520 Suffolk ac- companied Henry VIII . to the Field of the Cloth of Gold , and in 1523 commanded the army which invaded France . In 1536 he suppressed the rebellion in the North known as The Pilgrimage of Grace , was one of ...
... wife . In 1520 Suffolk ac- companied Henry VIII . to the Field of the Cloth of Gold , and in 1523 commanded the army which invaded France . In 1536 he suppressed the rebellion in the North known as The Pilgrimage of Grace , was one of ...
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... wife of Henry VIII . , and secondly , Agnes , dau . of Hugh Tilney , by whom he had two sons , William , the elder , being the ancestor of the Earls of Effingham , and four daughters . Lent by The DUKE OF NORFOLK , E. M. , K.G. 41 ...
... wife of Henry VIII . , and secondly , Agnes , dau . of Hugh Tilney , by whom he had two sons , William , the elder , being the ancestor of the Earls of Effingham , and four daughters . Lent by The DUKE OF NORFOLK , E. M. , K.G. 41 ...
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ÆTATIS Anne Boleyn appointed armour background Bishop black cap black doublet black dress black fur-lined black jewelled blade born Cambridge Canvas Charles cloth of gold collar Corpus Christi College Countess crowned Dated died doublet Duke of Norfolk Earl of Essex EARL SPENCER Edward Edward VI Elizabeth of York England engraved feather full face fur-lined surcoat glove Hall-marks HANS HOLBEIN Henry VIII hilt HOLBEIN holding hood Howard inscribed inscription Jane Jane Seymour Katherine of Aragon King knighted lace ruff Lady Lent Lent by SIR life-size London Margaret married MEDAL neck and wrists necklace Obverse.-Bust Oxford Panel pearls Philip picture portrait Printed Queen Elizabeth QUEEN MARY RAPIER reign Richard right hand Robert robes rose ruffs at neck seal shield of arms Silver silver-gilt Sir Henry Sir John Sir Thomas Sir William sleeves Small bust Small half-length surcoat sword Three-quarter length Tudor WHITCOMBE GREENE white ruff ZUCCHERO
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