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Two-page handwritten manuscript spread in gothic script, with columns of chronicle text about King John.

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King John [right side], 16th century, National Gallery of Art. Via artnap.com

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This record is a manuscript page of handwritten Middle English chronicle text in two columns, with marginal annotations on the left side. The page is labeled King John and is attributed to an anonymous English hand of the 16th century, catalogued as a drawing.

Museum record: National Gallery of Art