Beauchamps

After losing a considerable sum at bridge to their visitors, the Beauchamps listen in and discover that their "friends" have a system for cheating at cards.

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Beauchamps did that, and the girls had quite a nice time of it in

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Diuers of the honourable family of the Beauchamps, with Robert

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Captain Gray, home on leave, observed that Old Everett wasn't such a flat as he seemed, by Jove! to select the daughter of an ancient house, and a wealthy house, like the Beauchamps of Hollingsley.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 28, February, 1860 Various

The Bohuns (from whom came the Herefords, Essexes, Northamptons), the Beauchamps (Warwick), the Mowbrays (Nottingham, Norfolk), the Bigods (Norfolk), the Nevilles

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Why! "brightening with the sudden dash of an idea," there are the Beauchamps themselves!

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 28, February, 1860 Various

Once again the Manor of Tewkesbury passed by the female line, and into the distinguished family of the Beauchamps, with whom Richard le

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Beauchamps 'nursery; they "carry on" under the auspices of Nelson, and in obedience to his signal they do what England expects!

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Life in London seemed rather tame to the little Beauchamps after that summer holiday, with the paddling and the boats, the rocks and the island!

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The castle afterwards passed into the hands of the Beauchamps, in whose family it remained until 1445, when the heiress, Anne, married Richard Neville, the "King-maker," who took the title of Earl of Warwick.

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