Chronicles (1 of 6): the Historie of England (3 of 8)
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Britains unknowne to theRomans. ]Galles vnto some frame, he determined to assaie the winning ofBritaine, which as yet the Romans knew not otherwise than by report. The chiefest cause that mooued him to take in hand that enterprise, was for that he did vnderstand, that there dailie came great succoursout of that Ile to those Galles that were enimies vnto the Romans. And[Sidenote: _Cesar de bello Gall. Lib. 4_. Causes of the warre. Cesars purpose. ]though the season of that y
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Britains unknowne to theRomans. ]Galles vnto some frame, he determined to assaie the winning ofBritaine, which as yet the Romans knew not otherwise than by report. The chiefest cause that mooued him to take in hand that enterprise, was for that he did vnderstand, that there dailie came great succoursout of that Ile to those Galles that were enimies vnto the Romans. And[Sidenote: _Cesar de bello Gall. Lib. 4_. Causes of the warre. Cesars purpose. ]though the season of that y
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