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Pagina 169 - The true Tragedie of Richard Duke of Yorke, and the death of good King Henrie the Sixt, with the whole [sc.
Pagina 178 - Quene his wife, was a woman of a greate witte, and yet of no greater witte, then of haute stomacke, desirous of glory, and couetous of honor, and of reason, pollicye counsaill, and other giftes and talentes of nature, belongyng to a man, full and flowyng...
Pagina 57 - Edward was opposed to that portion of the Lancastrian force which was commanded by Prince Edward. He put the young man and his followers to flight, and pursued the fugitives with great ardour. " In the wynnynge of the fielde such as abode hand-stroks were slayne incontinent, Edward, called prince, was taken fleinge to the towne wards, and slayne in the fielde
Pagina 47 - S. 107: the commune peple of the cuntre, whyche loued hym nat, tooke hym owte of the castelle by violence and smote of his hed.
Pagina 174 - This conflict was in manner unnatural, for in it the son fought against the father, the brother against the brother, the nephew against the uncle, and the tenant against his lord.
Pagina 19 - that alle the workyngys that were done growe by hyr, for she was more wyttyer then the kynge
Pagina 57 - SIR, 1 beg leave to communicate, through your hands, to the Society of Antiquaries, a fac-simile copy of a curious Manuscript, preserved in the Public Library at Ghent. The Manuscript appears to be an illuminated transcript of a Report, drawn up by one of the followers of King Edward the Fourth in his final expedition from Zealand, anno 1471, and forwarded to the Court of Charles the Bold Duke of Burgundy, through whose advice and aid the same had been principally planned and effected.
Pagina 85 - Henry elle avoit ung fils nommé Edouard. Et estoit avec la royne le duc de Sombreset, duquel le duc d'Yorc avoit tué le père de sa propre main, environ quatre Ou cinq ans devant; pour laquelle mort y avoit eu grande guerre entre les ducs d'Yorc et de Sombreset...
Pagina 171 - ... whose countenaunce was so fearfull, and whose looke was so terrible, that to al men, against whom she toke a small displeasure, her frounyng was their vndoyng. & her indignacion, was their death.
Pagina 57 - Juyn the yere of thin | carnacion of our lord god MCCCCLXXX and in the XX. yere of | the regne of kyng Edward the fourth, das zweite Mal, als er der von ihm modernisierten Trevisaschen Übersetzung des weit verbreiteten Polychronicons vonRanulphus Higden einen 8.