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Is Dan Jones beginning to understand …

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Edmund “Beaufort”, Duke of Somerset

… what is really likely to have happened in the fifteenth century (as Harriss, Ashdown-Hill and Fields strongly suspect)?

At this rate, he will soon learn the fact of the pre-contract and how canon law works.

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