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Vidimus of an earlier act given in Sens in 1381…

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[YONNE]. [SENS]. [AUXERRE]. Vidimus of an earlier act given in Sens in 1381 concerning the setting of wages for "molanges des molins d'Aucerreou molins de Semur", ratified by Jehan de Nant, bailli of Sens and Auxerre. Deed in French, on parchment France, Sens (?), Tuesday after the Feast of Saint Vincent, 1382 Very good condition Dimensions: 650 x 495 mm

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[YONNE]. [SENS]. [AUXERRE]. Vidimus of an earlier act given in Sens in 1381 concerning the setting of wages for "molanges des molins d'Aucerreou molins de Semur", ratified by Jehan de Nant, bailli of Sens and Auxerre. Deed in French, on parchment France, Sens (?), Tuesday after the Feast of Saint Vincent, 1382 Very good condition Dimensions: 650 x 495 mm

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