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Letters of credence addressed to the king of England in favour of brother John de...
Catalogue reference: SC 7/2/11
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This record is about the Letters of credence addressed to the king of England in favour of brother John de... dating from 1256 Jun. 10. in the series Special Collections: Papal Bulls. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1256 Jun. 10.
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Letters of credence addressed to the king of England in favour of brother John de Dia, a papal chaplain and penitentiary, whom the pope is sending to England to negotiate concerning the money for the business of Sicily. Quia sedes apostolica . . . Anagni. 4 Id. Jun., 2 Alexander IV.
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