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Appendix III: Value of imports, 1559/60 and 1565/6
The Port and Trade of Early Elizabethan London: Documents
… 0 0 Lynges 3,176 0 0 Lynnen clothe 61,673 13 4 £86, 250 Maces 930 0 0 Mader 11,135 0 0 £12,133 Marmelade 337 0 0 …
Appendix to Preface
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… small, and a quarter of a spoonful of fine good powder of maces, and make all that same hot, and so let the patient …
Appendix to Preface
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of Westminster. Then two sergeants of arms, with their maces. Then the standard of the Dragon borne by Mr. Henry … without dignity. Then ij sergeants-of-arms with their maces. Then the standard of the Greyhound borne by Sir Oliver … chaplains of dignity. Then ij sergeants-of-arms with their maces. Then the standard of the Lion borne by Sir George …
Appendix: Charter (Edward I to Edward IV)
A New History of London
… letters shall come, greeting. Mayor's serjeants to carry maces of gold or silver. Know ye, that we being worthily … us and our heirs, that the serjeants appointed to bear the maces in our said city may lawfully carry them of gold or … serjeants at arms, attending our presence, do carry their maces; any ordinance or commandment made to the contrary …
Appendix: Charters (Charles I)
A New History of London
Appendix: Charters (Henry VII to Elizabeth)
A New History of London
Appendix: Commissions of the Peace and Miscellaneous
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Some have English bows, some crossbows, certain of them maces with long handles and certain of them long spears; and …
Appleby
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
Aqua - Aqua mirabilis
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
Archaeology: The Bronze Age
A History of the County of Middlesex
… such as round scrapers and the perforated battle-axes and 'maces' of 'cushion' type probably belong to the Bronze Age …
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