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... England in 1420 , a treaty in which the queen of France , Isabella of Bavaria , conferred succession to the French crown on Henry and partitioned France among England , Bur- gundy , and her disinherited son , the dauphin Charles ...
... England in 1420 , a treaty in which the queen of France , Isabella of Bavaria , conferred succession to the French crown on Henry and partitioned France among England , Bur- gundy , and her disinherited son , the dauphin Charles ...
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... England 1199-1216 Isabella of Gloucester ( d . 1217 ) = Isabella of Angoulême ( d . 1246 ) ( d . 1195 ) William Henry FitzHenry ( 1153-56 ) ( 1155-83 ) = Margaret ( d . 1198 ) dau . of Louis VII and Constance of Castile king of England ...
... England 1199-1216 Isabella of Gloucester ( d . 1217 ) = Isabella of Angoulême ( d . 1246 ) ( d . 1195 ) William Henry FitzHenry ( 1153-56 ) ( 1155-83 ) = Margaret ( d . 1198 ) dau . of Louis VII and Constance of Castile king of England ...
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... England in 1847 . In England , Presbyterianism , like Congrega- tionalism , had its roots in the Puritan move- ment within the Church of England . The Presbyterian Puritans who wanted the episco- pally governed Church of England to ...
... England in 1847 . In England , Presbyterianism , like Congrega- tionalism , had its roots in the Puritan move- ment within the Church of England . The Presbyterian Puritans who wanted the episco- pally governed Church of England to ...
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