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... Skipton , Horneby in Yorkshire , and others ) are so weakned by the breaking out of great windowes ( some whereof would receive a horse and a cart ) , that they can afforde ( almost ) as litle comfort , or strength to their countries ...
... Skipton , Horneby in Yorkshire , and others ) are so weakned by the breaking out of great windowes ( some whereof would receive a horse and a cart ) , that they can afforde ( almost ) as litle comfort , or strength to their countries ...
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... Skipton , in York- shire , formed a portion of the large estates of Lady Anne Clifford ( heiress of George Earl of Cumberland ) , whose daughter married John Earl of Thanet ; Kirkoswald , in Cumber- land , was in possession of Richard ...
... Skipton , in York- shire , formed a portion of the large estates of Lady Anne Clifford ( heiress of George Earl of Cumberland ) , whose daughter married John Earl of Thanet ; Kirkoswald , in Cumber- land , was in possession of Richard ...
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