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[Sidenote: An. Reg. 1. 1100.] Henrie the yoongest sonne to William the first, brother to Rufus latelie departed, the first of that name that ruled heere in England, & for his knowledge in good literature surnamed Beauclerke, was admitted king by the whole assent of the lords a...
[Sidenote: 1127.] Shortlie after this parlement was ended, K. Henrie held his Christmas at Windsor, where Thurstan archbishop of Yorke (in preiudice of the right of William arch...
5. Chapter 5[Sidenote: 1119. An. Reg. 20.] [Sidenote: The two kings of England & France ioine battell.] In this meane time, the warres were busilie pursued betwixt the two kings of England...
2. Chapter 2Trulie not onelie king Henrie here in England, but also other princes and high potentates of the temporaltie about the same season, challenged this right of inuesting bishops an...
4. Chapter 4[Sidenote: Monsters.] Also a sow brought foorth a pig with a face like a man, & a chicken was hatched with foure feet. [Sidenote: A comet. _Wil. Thorne._ _Matth. West._] Moreoue...
3. Chapter 3These things thus ordred, the churches which through England had bin long vacant, were prouided of gouernors, which were placed without any inuestiture of staffe or ring. About...
1. Chapter 1[Sidenote: An. Reg. 1. 1100.] Henrie the yoongest sonne to William the first, brother to Rufus latelie departed, the first of that name that ruled heere in England, & for his kn...
7. Chapter 7There are no footnotes in the original. The original spelling and punctuation have been retained, with the exception of obvious errors which have been corrected by reference to...