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... iffue , the honour devolved upon Edmund , his next brother ; but , he dying without iffue , as did alfo John and Thomas , his next bro- thers , we fhall now return to Henry , the eldeft . This Henry , Duke of Somerset , gained great ...
... iffue , the honour devolved upon Edmund , his next brother ; but , he dying without iffue , as did alfo John and Thomas , his next bro- thers , we fhall now return to Henry , the eldeft . This Henry , Duke of Somerset , gained great ...
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... iffue eight fons , Henry , his eldeft furviving fon was , in the life - time of his father , fummoned to the first Parliament of King James . He was a Nobleman of great parts , piety , and wifdom , and of a free generous difpofi- tion ...
... iffue eight fons , Henry , his eldeft furviving fon was , in the life - time of his father , fummoned to the first Parliament of King James . He was a Nobleman of great parts , piety , and wifdom , and of a free generous difpofi- tion ...
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... iffue Henry , his eldeft fon , Duke of Beat fort , & c . who , after ac- complishing himfelf by travelling through France and Italy , on the 28th of June , 1729 , was married to Frances , only child and heir to James Lord Viscount Scuda ...
... iffue Henry , his eldeft fon , Duke of Beat fort , & c . who , after ac- complishing himfelf by travelling through France and Italy , on the 28th of June , 1729 , was married to Frances , only child and heir to James Lord Viscount Scuda ...
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