A History of Lancashire
A History of Lancashire
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After the death of the Duchess of Bavaria, John of Gaunt was declared by Parliament to be Duke of Lancaster in the right of his wife — to have and to hold the title and honour to him and his lawful heirs male for ever.
John of Gaunt was born at Ghent, in Flanders (hence his surname), in March, 1340. In a. D. 1369 he was sent over to France with a considerable force, but owing to 1 Lancashire is said to have enjoyed the privilege of a palatinate in the time of Roger de Poictou, but the evidence ...is not convincing.
The Normans and the Plant agenets. 77 sickness in his camp he returned to England, to find that his wife had during his absence died of the plague^ and been buried in great state in Westminster Abbey, In 51 Edward III. (1377), a grant of a chancery in his dukedom and all the rights appertaining to a county palatine was made to him ; and he was ordered to send (when required) two knights to Parliament " for the com- monality, " two burgesses for every borough in the said county.
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After the death of the Duchess of Bavaria, John of Gaunt was declared by Parliament to be Duke of Lancaster in the right of his wife — to have and to hold the title and honour to him and his lawful heirs male for ever.
John of Gaunt was born at Ghent, in Flanders (hence his surname), in March, 1340. In a. D. 1369 he was sent over to France with a considerable force, but owing to 1 Lancashire is said to have enjoyed the privilege of a palatinate in the time of Roger de Poictou, but the evidence ...is not convincing.
The Normans and the Plant agenets. 77 sickness in his camp he returned to England, to find that his wife had during his absence died of the plague^ and been buried in great state in Westminster Abbey, In 51 Edward III. (1377), a grant of a chancery in his dukedom and all the rights appertaining to a county palatine was made to him ; and he was ordered to send (when required) two knights to Parliament " for the com- monality, " two burgesses for every borough in the said county.
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