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A Table of the Saxon Kings, which ruled alone from...
Commentary on the Woodcuts for Book 3


A Table of the Saxon Kings, which ruled alone from King Egbert, vnto William Conquerour.
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The descent of Anglo-Saxon kings, like the preceding map, reflect the emphasis on the significance of Anglo Saxon precedents for the English church and its dectrine, that had been increasing since the first edition of the Acts and Monuments.
1583 Edition, page 158[Back to Top]
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