King Henry VI’s Triumphal Entry into London  17289

Locations in Harold's Library

  • London: A History in Verse (book) (excerpt only)
    • page 40
    • Excerptfrom "Towarde the end of wyndy Februarie," to "Whanne Phebus was in the Fysshe eronne"
  • London: A History in Verse (book) (excerpt only)
    • page 42
    • Excerptfrom "Bur forto tellen alle the circumstaunces," to "Of every thing shewed in sentence"
  • London: A History in Verse (book) (excerpt only)
    • page 47
    • Excerptfrom "Be gladde, O London! be gladde and make grete joye,"" to ""Be gladde, O London! be gladde and make grete joye,"
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