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Matilda

"the Empress Maud," only daughter of Henry I. of England; married in 1114 the En Emperor Henry V., born in London, England, in 1103. She married in 1114 the Emperor Henry V., Anjou, by whom she became mother of There was civil war between her and Henry, afterward Henry II. of England.

Ther Stephen, 1139-1147. She died in Notre Dame des Prés near Rouen, France, Sept. 10, 1167.

Sept. 10, 1167.

Prayer in the Anglican communion. It tion offices of Matins and Lauds. In the Roman Catholic Church, the first portion of the Divine Office with which Lauds are usually associated MATRIX

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