Category: History - British
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4 Fourthlie, to helpe and assist them for the concluding and establishing of a firme peace betwixt both the realmes, so far as was possible. ¶ And further they besought the king...
10. Chapter 10MOST holie father, if the seat apostolicall would vouchsafe by prouidence to consider, how great dangers haue inuaded the whole world vnder the pretext of schisme, and specialli...
1. Chapter 1This text is intended for users whose text readers cannot use the "real" (Unicode/UTF-8) version of the file. Characters that could not be fully displayed have been "unpacked" a...
4. Chapter 4The French king perceiuing he could not bring his purpose about, [Sidenote: Ambassadors from the French king.] neither by inuading England, nor by practising with the Gascoignes...
5. Chapter 5The first two moneths passed, and no likelihood of rescue appeared; but yer the third moneth was expired, the Englishmen being sent for to go with the king into Wales, raised th...
2. Chapter 2The duke of Surrie stood vp also against the lord Fitzwater, auouching that where he had said that the appellants were causers of the duke of Glocesters death, it was false, for...
6. Chapter 6[Sidenote: The earle of Worcester taken.] There was also taken the earle of Worcester, the procuror and setter foorth of all this mischéefe, sir Richard Vernon, and the baron of...
7. Chapter 7The knights said little, but yet they procéeded in their sute to haue their purpose forward, which the archbishop perceiuing (as an other Argus, hauing his eie on each side, to...
8. Chapter 8[Sidenote: The archbishop of yorke one of the chéefe conspirators.] The archbishop not meaning to staie after he saw himselfe accompanied with a great number of men, that came f...
3. Chapter 3The conspirators being at Brenford, at length perceiued by the lacke of the earle of Rutland, that their enterprise was reuealed to the king, and therevpon determined now openli...
9. Chapter 9[Sidenote: _Abr. Fl._ out of _Thom. Walsi._ _Hypod._ pag. 161.] ¶ In this yeare Roger of Walden departed this life; who hauing béene tossed vp and downe with sundrie changes of...
12. Chapter 12[Sidenote: _Ab. Fl._ out of _Angl. præl._ _sub. Hen._ 4] [Sidenote: _Fabian._] We find, that he was taken with his last sickenesse, while he was making his praiers at saint Edwa...