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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part B.

CHAPTER XIV
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There is an article, among others, of a crown paid to one for making the king laugh.

To judge by the events of the reign, this ought not to have been an easy undertaking.
This king left four children, two sons and two daughters: Edward, his eldest son and successor; John, created afterwards earl of Cornwall, who died young at Perth; Jane, afterwards married to David Bruce, king of Scotland; and Eleanor, married to Reginald, count of Gueldres..


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