- of the said king [Edward IV] been ****s, and
unable to
inherite or to
clayme anything by inheritance, by the lawe and
custome of England". The motives...
- with the
notable rebellion of Jack Cade and the Duke of
Yorkes ffirste clayme unto the Crowne."
First published:
version of the play
published in quarto...
-
Collection of all priuiledges,
liberties &
immunities whatsoeuer graunted to or
claymed by the
Merchants of the
Hanze Citties with all
differences & complaintes...
- till an
michty lorde Thomas stywarde som tyme Erle of
Angous all my
rycht clayme persuit chalenge or
askyng þat I or myn
ayres has or may haue or our ****ignes...
-
their offices but at the
Kings will. c. 3 An Act
adnulling a
prescription claymed by
traytors and rebells. c. 4 Poynings' Law (on
certification of acts)...
-
daughters forti poundes in full
discharge of
certeyne money which they
clayme at & my handes. Item I give unto my
cosin Richard Benson twentie markes...
- with the
notable Rebellion of |
Iacke Cade: | And the Duke of
Yorkes first clayme to the | Crowne. |
LONDON |
Printed by
Valentine Simmes for
Thomas Millington...
- (Defence of the
Rights of the
House of Lancaster),
Replication ageinste the
Clayme, and
Title of the Duke of
Yorke for the
Crownes of
England and France, as...
-
faithful and loyal, and
shall be in
faith to you for the
lands which I do
clayme to hold of you,
saveing the
faith I owe to our
Sovereign Lord the king,...
- to one of the
Clandonells in Scotland, by whom the
Scotts now make
their clayme to the whole, and did
quietlie possesse the same for many yeares, till now...
