A most exact and new inventorie of all the goods, excellencies, and memorable actions worthy any generall or particular knowledge, from the first daies of the Conquerer to the last daies of Queene Elizabeth
by Richard Moore, W. G. Ross, Henry Ballard, Richard Crompton
Book 1790 of Early English Books, 1475-1640 --
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