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English: Illustration of the execution of Hugh the Younger Despenser, from a manuscript of Froissart (Bibliotheque Nationale MS Fr. 2643, folio 197v)
Date 1470s
Source Figure 12, Page 122 of A Traitor's Death?
Author Loyset Liédet


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