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To perform his duty the more effectually , he had the king's express command to
lay aside his clerical habit ; and in the dress of a private gentleman , with his
sword by his side , he remained without suspicion in the army , and gave the king
...
To perform his duty the more effectually , he had the king's express command to
lay aside his clerical habit ; and in the dress of a private gentleman , with his
sword by his side , he remained without suspicion in the army , and gave the king
...
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title of the king's principal counsellor , and had the honour to perform the
ceremony of crowning the young monarch in the church ... During his stay in
France he was present at the congress of Arras for concluding a peace between
the kings of ...
title of the king's principal counsellor , and had the honour to perform the
ceremony of crowning the young monarch in the church ... During his stay in
France he was present at the congress of Arras for concluding a peace between
the kings of ...
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This service , which raised Becket's merit not only with the prelate by whom he
was employed , but also with king ... ou whom any great office , either in church or
state , had been conferred by the kings of the Norman race ; the exclusion of the ...
This service , which raised Becket's merit not only with the prelate by whom he
was employed , but also with king ... ou whom any great office , either in church or
state , had been conferred by the kings of the Norman race ; the exclusion of the ...
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This displeased the king ; so that upon his return to England , when he was met
at his landing by the archbishop , he received him in a cold and indifferent
manner . Becket now betook himself to a quite different manner of life , and put on
all ...
This displeased the king ; so that upon his return to England , when he was met
at his landing by the archbishop , he received him in a cold and indifferent
manner . Becket now betook himself to a quite different manner of life , and put on
all ...
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several little affronts , to lay down all his employments , after which he was never
more in favour , though the king always shewed an esteem for him . ¡± Bishop
Burnet says ¡° That the earl of Portland observed the progress of the king's favour
to ...
several little affronts , to lay down all his employments , after which he was never
more in favour , though the king always shewed an esteem for him . ¡± Bishop
Burnet says ¡° That the earl of Portland observed the progress of the king's favour
to ...
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