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The Jews in Great Britain

Note 1 — LECTURE V.

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‒ Aurum Reginæ, or queen gold, a due which the queens of England were entitled to claim on every tenth mark paid to the king, as voluntary fines for the royal good will. Eleanor sometimes demanded it in a most unreasonable manner. Tovey. A. Strickland.

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