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Edward II (BL Royal MS 20 A ii) |
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An illuminated detail from BL Royal MS 20 A ii, Chronicle of England [folio 10], showing Edward II of England receiving his crown. Held and digitised by the British Library.
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c. 1307-1327 |
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British Library   |
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British Library |
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London |
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51° 31′ 46.00″ N, 0° 7′ 37.00″ W   |
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1973 |
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www.bl.uk |
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Royal MS 20 A ii [f. 10] |
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