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London, British Library MS. Royal 17.D.xxi Incipit Begins on fol. 1, 'Here may a man here how Engelonde was first callede Albion and thorowgh wham yt hadde the name'. Matheson Version CV-1419r&g: A Matheson Number 40 Pages in Mathson,

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London, British Library MS. Additional 26746 Incipit Begins imperfectly on fol. 1 (a former pagination begins on this page at 3), ' them he saide thatt if thei wolde nought be chastisede thei schulde lese his loue for euermore'.

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London, British Library MS. Harley 1568 Incipit Begins on fol. 1, 'Here may a man here how Engelande was first callide Albion and thorow wham it had the name'. Matheson Version CV-1419r&g: B (b) Matheson Number 59 Pages in

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mayre & alderman', (Brie: 309:11-16), C15, perhaps suggests London reception context, cf. annotation in Harley 753. Fol. 86r: 'qwen Ann resseyvyd', the reception of Anne of Bohemia by the citizens of London, (Brie, 339:4 ff.), poss. C15. 'memendo', the crowning

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London, British Library MS. Royal 11.B.ix Incipit First fragment begins imperfectly on fol. 133, 'bene kynge xvij yere'. (Brie, 142:16) Matheson Version Unclassified Matheson Number 201 Pages in Mathson, The Prose Brut 337 Date of production C14-C15 References in

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London, British Library MS. Additional 70514 Incipit Begins imperfectly on fol. 1r, 'And in the reialme of Fraunce aftir the desess of Seint Lewes and Philip le bele his sonne'. (From a text on French history). The Brut text

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London, British Library MS. Harley 4827 Incipit Begins on fol. 1, 'Here bigynneth a booke whiche is callid Brute the Cronicles of Englond. Capitulo primo'. Matheson Version EV-1419:B Matheson Number 104 Pages in Mathson, The Prose Brut 188 Date

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grid 332 247. Dialect located to west Herefordshire. Items in the MS 7 Contents 1: Brut Chronicle, fols. 1-221v 2: London Chronicle continuation to 1431 fols. 222-227v 3: Medical recipes on fols. 227v, 229r, 230r-v 4: Note, Oxen due on

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1419) in BL Egerton 650; as this manuscript ends imperfectly, it is impossible to tell whether it once contained the London chronicle continuation as found in Egerton 650, Rawlinson B.173 and Penn. State University PS. V-3A. Number of Scribes 1

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London, British Library MS. Additional 33242 Incipit Begins imperfectly on fol. 1, 'Gracyan was aryved and all hys oste he lete enquyre' (Brie, 45: 14-15) Matheson Version CV-1419Men: B Matheson Number 35 Pages in Mathson, The Prose Brut 106

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London, Society of Antiquaries MS. 93 Incipit Begins fol. 1, 'Here may a man here how Engelonde was ferst callede Albyon and thoru3 wham hit had ferste that name'. Matheson Version CV-1333 Matheson Number 6 Pages in Mathson, The

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London, British Library MS. Cotton Galba E.viii Incipit Begins on fol. 29, 'Here may a man here and knowe how Englonde was furst callud Albion and whom thorough words marked for reversal in MS. hyt hadde hys furst name

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London, British Library MS. Harley 2256 Incipit Begins on fol. 1, 'Here may a man here and knowe how England was furste callud Albyon and thorugh whom hit hadde his firste name as 3e schull fynde in this boke

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pp. 59-79. 3: catalogue of archbishops of Canterbury from Augustine to John Stafford (1443-1452) pp. 79-83 4: Line drawing of London showing (in roundels) the geographical extent of England, the number of towns and cities in England, and English fiefs

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London, British Library MS. Additional 24859 Incipit Begins imperfectly on fol. 1, 'and so within a litel while he bicame of so greet power that men wiste not whiche were the kyngis men ne whiche were Engistis men'. (Brie,

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London, British Library MS. Harley 2182 Incipit Begins on fol. 1r, 'Here begynneth a boke whiche is callid Brute the cronycles of Englonde. Capitulo j o '. Matheson Version EV-1419:B Matheson Number 105 Pages in Mathson, The Prose Brut

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London, British Library MS. Harley 2279 Incipit Begins on fol. 1, 'Here may a man here how Engelond was first called Albyon and thurgh whom hit had the name'. Matheson Version CV-1333 with full continuation, stage 1. Matheson Number

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London, British Library MS. Harley 266 Incipit Begins with the reign of Edward I on fol. 1,'After the death of kyng Henr e regned his sone Edward the worthiest knyght of al the hono r ' (Brie, 179:3-4); there

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ceremony between England and France rooted in Catholic ritual see 311:27ff); 377:18-380:23 (perhaps excised due to Henry V's return to London where he makes an offering at the shrine of St. Thomas and is greeted by 14 bishops). Graffiti? Sgrafitti

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London, British Library MS. Royal 18.B.iii Incipit Begins on damaged fol. 5, 'was alle wyldernesse Paraph And whanne dame Al_ comyn to that londe and al hyr susters'. (Brie, 4:5-7) Fols 5-8 have been misbound after fols 1-4. Matheson