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On the Dolorous Dethe ... of the ... Erie of N or thumber lande
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John Scattergood John Skelton and the Politics of the 1520s, Cambridge Studies in Early Modern British History, by Greg Walker 59/1, p. 161

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  • Collyn Clout
  • Why Come Ye Nat to Courte?
  • The D outy Duke of Albany
  • On the Dolorous Dethe ... of the ... Erie of N or thumber lande

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  • John Skelton
  • William Thynne
  • William Peeris
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  • Duke of Albany

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