Book: NE 870 (A volume containing the Cronikels of Jerusalem and Le viage de Godfrey Boylion)
Created c.1400-1425
Ownership Details
Joan Beaufort, countess of Westmorland, Ownership Confirmed (c.1424-1440?) by Archival Mention.
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