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PHIL

Restored to Court,by Richard Ill’s Parliament of 1484. Her uncle Sir Edward Wydeville and her half-brother Thomas, marquess of Dorset, had sailed to Brittany. Her uncle Bishop Lionel Wydeville sought sanctuary at Beaulieu Abbey in south Hampshire. The whereabouts of Sir Richard Wydeville, third earl Rivers, during this period are unknown.

發(fā)酵

Limousine

glisten

vibrant

碌碌之人

https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137540638y suffered the traumas commonplace to the era—the early deaths of three children, bouts with disease—her life with Henry was, on the whole, quite gratifying. Although another rebellion would add considerable uncertainty to Henry’s reign, Elizabeth of York looked forward to 14 years of happy marriage and a thriving family.

影響深遠

Conquest

堅毅

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-41123-7egan a two-month progress through Wales, a strenuous journey on rutted roads with broken carts, diverted wagons, and inadequate bedsteads.. That Elizabeth was pregnant throughout the trip only added to the difficulties and her discomfort. (See chart of timelines, page 188)

arsenal

,Fallstudie Landmaschinen AG — Teil 1,dding and curtains in late November,. and black satin for a new riding gown on November 26.. The “Yeoman Cook for the Queen’s Mouth” purchased chickens and larks for her December dining.. Ten shillings was paid to a man who had spent five weeks breaking a horse for the queen.