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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
henry iv | 139 |
pell rolls | 74 |
lord cobham | 53 |
owyn glyndowr | 51 |
richard ii | 49 |
lord grey | 41 |
prince henry | 41 |
john oldcastle | 39 |
took place | 38 |
sir john | 36 |
chief justice | 35 |
sovereign lord | 33 |
privy council | 32 |
tells us | 31 |
page chapter | 30 |
edmund mortimer | 29 |
king henry | 28 |
every one | 26 |
last day | 25 |
henry percy | 24 |
th day | 23 |
king richard | 23 |
thousand men | 22 |
one hundred | 20 |
edward iii | 20 |
henry beaufort | 20 |
liege lord | 20 |
taken place | 18 |
sir harris | 18 |
informs us | 18 |
eldest son | 17 |
sir thomas | 17 |
original documents | 17 |
many years | 17 |
holy church | 14 |
one thousand | 14 |
long time | 14 |
sir henry | 14 |
two hundred | 14 |
next day | 14 |
harris nicolas | 13 |
present day | 13 |
rolls record | 13 |
june th | 13 |
lead us | 13 |
five hundred | 13 |
hundred men | 13 |
french king | 13 |
whilst henry | 13 |
lord thomas | 12 |
two years | 12 |
privy seal | 12 |
british museum | 12 |
charles vi | 12 |
among others | 12 |
native land | 12 |
whole realm | 12 |
next year | 11 |
still alive | 11 |
taken prisoner | 11 |
years old | 11 |
original letters | 11 |
young man | 11 |
two thousand | 11 |
secular power | 11 |
lord henry | 11 |
march th | 11 |
every side | 11 |
three months | 11 |
bears date | 11 |
young duke | 11 |
testimony borne | 10 |
large sums | 10 |
three years | 10 |
young lord | 10 |
th june | 10 |
vigorous measures | 10 |
thousand marks | 10 |
sloane ms | 10 |
north wales | 10 |
whole country | 10 |
south wales | 10 |
dated june | 10 |
right trusty | 10 |
lord john | 10 |
beloved son | 10 |
following year | 10 |
short time | 9 |
large body | 9 |
emperor sigismund | 9 |
one year | 9 |
sir edmund | 9 |
years afterwards | 9 |
many others | 9 |
th may | 9 |
henry prince | 9 |
laid siege | 9 |
john clayton | 9 |
four years | 9 |
welsh rebellion | 9 |
oriel college | 9 |
modern writers | 9 |
greater part | 9 |
first expedition | 9 |
henry ellis | 9 |
twenty thousand | 9 |
created prince | 9 |
henry vi | 9 |
high station | 9 |
whole affair | 9 |
internal evidence | 9 |
henry bolinbroke | 9 |
enable us | 9 |
lord powis | 9 |
four hundred | 8 |
thirteenth year | 8 |
three weeks | 8 |
already seen | 8 |
th september | 8 |
might seem | 8 |
especial grace | 8 |
two days | 8 |
far less | 8 |
invading france | 8 |
trym castle | 8 |
one side | 8 |
young earl | 8 |
tripartite indenture | 8 |
another letter | 8 |
welsh rebels | 8 |
dated th | 8 |
already intimated | 8 |
left london | 8 |
might well | 8 |
dear son | 8 |
william gascoyne | 8 |
measures adopted | 8 |
unfilial conduct | 8 |
th november | 8 |
four days | 8 |
des ursins | 8 |
lively interest | 8 |
sir walter | 8 |
ten years | 8 |
first place | 8 |
brother thomas | 8 |
last parliament | 8 |
three hundred | 8 |
taken prisoners | 8 |
three days | 8 |
first year | 8 |
th october | 8 |
may well | 7 |
bishop hallam | 7 |
especial attention | 7 |
may perhaps | 7 |
hundred archers | 7 |
lord talbot | 7 |
last days | 7 |
one single | 7 |
personal exertions | 7 |
westminster abbey | 7 |
conduct towards | 7 |
thomas duke | 7 |
good king | 7 |
towards wales | 7 |
thomas beaufort | 7 |
last will | 7 |
first time | 7 |
true religion | 7 |
early part | 7 |
th july | 7 |
walsingham says | 7 |
may th | 7 |
beyond doubt | 7 |
cinque ports | 7 |
made known | 7 |
induce us | 7 |
many persons | 7 |
one point | 7 |
ecclesiastical authorities | 7 |
le fevre | 7 |
especial care | 7 |
curious fact | 7 |
among us | 7 |
first parliament | 7 |
tell us | 7 |
great numbers | 7 |
henry seems | 7 |
ten days | 7 |
fair fame | 7 |
son henry | 7 |
william taylor | 7 |
generally known | 6 |
mean time | 6 |
vague tradition | 6 |
thirty thousand | 6 |
parliament met | 6 |
strong probability | 6 |
successful issue | 6 |
placed beyond | 6 |
preserved among | 6 |
much less | 6 |
murdered duke | 6 |
safe keeping | 6 |
december th | 6 |
five thousand | 6 |
find henry | 6 |
king issued | 6 |
lately discovered | 6 |
metrical history | 6 |
married man | 6 |
twenty years | 6 |
every day | 6 |
personally engaged | 6 |
tender age | 6 |
king john | 6 |
last years | 6 |
next parliament | 6 |
royal navy | 6 |
deo gratias | 6 |
english soldiers | 6 |
left england | 6 |
annales ecclesiastici | 6 |
hundred marks | 6 |
christian prince | 6 |
de vincennes | 6 |
express purpose | 6 |
shall see | 6 |
second expedition | 6 |
safe custody | 6 |
appointed lieutenant | 6 |
young henry | 6 |
welsh chieftain | 6 |
faithful lieges | 6 |
thomas grey | 6 |
contracting parties | 6 |
thousand persons | 6 |
hundred thousand | 6 |
second wife | 6 |
great men | 6 |
dated july | 6 |
acquaints us | 6 |
great seal | 6 |
one hand | 6 |
french court | 6 |
twelve years | 6 |
shall find | 6 |
henry sent | 6 |
henry made | 6 |
good faith | 6 |
church history | 6 |
second series | 6 |
authentic documents | 6 |
charge brought | 6 |
great importance | 6 |
exhausted state | 6 |
young prince | 6 |
great part | 6 |
large sum | 6 |
almighty god | 6 |
strong hand | 6 |
eight days | 6 |
derby hills | 5 |
english auxiliaries | 5 |
second year | 5 |
much beloved | 5 |
thousand archers | 5 |
ye may | 5 |
early youth | 5 |
loyal subjects | 5 |
ascertained facts | 5 |
shall go | 5 |
jean le | 5 |
one whose | 5 |
two brothers | 5 |
premature death | 5 |
holy land | 5 |
former days | 5 |
great difficulty | 5 |
worthy prince | 5 |
first years | 5 |
victory gained | 5 |
moral character | 5 |
great pains | 5 |
lord scrope | 5 |
late king | 5 |
six hundred | 5 |
catholic faith | 5 |
found among | 5 |
must leave | 5 |
one part | 5 |
says walsingham | 5 |
sincere christian | 5 |
full powers | 5 |
subsequent writers | 5 |
bears testimony | 5 |
december following | 5 |
thousand five | 5 |
first letter | 5 |
william beauchamp | 5 |
bold enough | 5 |
royal favour | 5 |
every demonstration | 5 |
sovereign pontiff | 5 |
general council | 5 |
six months | 5 |
pope martin | 5 |
may appear | 5 |
triple charge | 5 |
prince might | 5 |
free pardon | 5 |
thomas elyot | 5 |
lawless ambition | 5 |
cardinal des | 5 |
following day | 5 |
author confesses | 5 |
great peril | 5 |
king granted | 5 |
human life | 5 |
also made | 5 |
every kind | 5 |
great council | 5 |
last letter | 5 |
liege man | 5 |
supply us | 5 |
right hand | 5 |
royal authority | 5 |
event took | 5 |
record payment | 5 |
within two | 5 |
two kingdoms | 5 |
religious liberty | 5 |
john duke | 5 |
five days | 5 |
religious opinions | 5 |
second letter | 5 |
lord furnival | 5 |
bois de | 5 |
us also | 5 |
apostolic see | 5 |
henry iii | 5 |
fighting men | 5 |
compel us | 5 |
strong measures | 5 |
first intimation | 5 |
possible speed | 5 |
different parts | 5 |
treasonable designs | 5 |
eight thousand | 5 |
proceed forthwith | 5 |
french auxiliaries | 5 |
historical verity | 5 |
sir william | 5 |
henry viii | 5 |
hostile movement | 5 |
may seem | 5 |
ten thousand | 5 |
doubt whether | 5 |
french land | 5 |
july th | 5 |
divine service | 5 |
royal father | 5 |
john badby | 5 |
first occasion | 5 |
poor man | 5 |
reached london | 5 |
th february | 5 |
without delay | 5 |
good lord | 5 |
just rights | 5 |
king edward | 5 |
george gurmyn | 5 |
neither married | 5 |
might perhaps | 5 |
religious persecution | 5 |
open rebellion | 5 |
born son | 5 |
worshipful father | 5 |
place called | 5 |
incidental testimony | 4 |
allusion whatever | 4 |
god forbid | 4 |
strong suspicion | 4 |
redoubted lord | 4 |
shall give | 4 |
right good | 4 |
english merchants | 4 |
whatever might | 4 |
without feelings | 4 |
date assigned | 4 |
among many | 4 |
fifteen days | 4 |
laid aside | 4 |
large number | 4 |
seven years | 4 |
appointed captain | 4 |
every mark | 4 |
eventful life | 4 |
still greater | 4 |
february th | 4 |
still preserved | 4 |
made acquainted | 4 |
patent rolls | 4 |
former life | 4 |
ye will | 4 |
news arrived | 4 |
good heart | 4 |
now called | 4 |
day appointed | 4 |
tribute home | 4 |
national interest | 4 |
lord de | 4 |
persecuting spirit | 4 |
great danger | 4 |
will require | 4 |
henry took | 4 |
influenced henry | 4 |
east march | 4 |
norman rolls | 4 |
interesting particulars | 4 |
present parliament | 4 |
take away | 4 |
extraordinary man | 4 |
many days | 4 |
general opinion | 4 |
doubted whether | 4 |
younger brother | 4 |
high estate | 4 |
may fairly | 4 |
greater number | 4 |
treasonable practices | 4 |
deplorable state | 4 |
near shrewsbury | 4 |
chronological order | 4 |
john carpenter | 4 |
utterly destroyed | 4 |
son hotspur | 4 |
put forth | 4 |
exact time | 4 |
solemn league | 4 |
preceding february | 4 |
twenty men | 4 |
two nations | 4 |
high degree | 4 |
direct testimony | 4 |
lovely page | 4 |
reader will | 4 |
hundred years | 4 |
authentic history | 4 |
either side | 4 |
fixed purpose | 4 |
rees ap | 4 |
evidence adduced | 4 |
charge henry | 4 |
poor people | 4 |
good samaritan | 4 |
fleet street | 4 |
de bohun | 4 |
must never | 4 |
catherine swynford | 4 |
fourteen years | 4 |
much doubt | 4 |
twelfth year | 4 |
journey northward | 4 |
david gamme | 4 |
authentic records | 4 |
passed away | 4 |
interest taken | 4 |
next ensuing | 4 |
common law | 4 |
human blood | 4 |
old chroniclers | 4 |
henry sailed | 4 |
fully aware | 4 |
king sent | 4 |
shall probably | 4 |
preceding year | 4 |
council held | 4 |
though many | 4 |
gracious person | 4 |
de st | 4 |
henry left | 4 |
lord bardolf | 4 |
new doctrines | 4 |
relapsed heretic | 4 |
messengers sent | 4 |
united forces | 4 |
fifty days | 4 |
divine justice | 4 |
two entire | 4 |
early chroniclers | 4 |
parliament assembled | 4 |
indisputable facts | 4 |
full assembly | 4 |
thirty years | 4 |
flint castle | 4 |
pronounced guilty | 4 |
english church | 4 |
october th | 4 |
must remain | 4 |
see sir | 4 |
extreme penalty | 4 |
anxiously engaged | 4 |
first volume | 4 |
noble prince | 4 |
sloane manuscript | 4 |
english army | 4 |
lay siege | 4 |
following spring | 4 |
actively engaged | 4 |
dorset street | 4 |
holy sepulchre | 4 |
commons pray | 4 |
now known | 4 |
every age | 4 |
palm sunday | 4 |
every christian | 4 |
several items | 4 |
two months | 4 |
edward charleton | 4 |
whose character | 4 |
faithful subjects | 4 |
great haste | 4 |
generous conduct | 4 |
gives us | 4 |
well deserves | 4 |
years ago | 4 |
following letter | 4 |
religious persecutor | 4 |
many small | 4 |
safe conduct | 4 |
dated march | 4 |
various parts | 4 |
assures us | 4 |
royal party | 4 |
great power | 4 |
left paris | 4 |
assure us | 4 |
take place | 4 |
following december | 4 |
author trusts | 4 |
may suppose | 4 |
great solemnity | 4 |
brief review | 4 |
christian blood | 4 |
six days | 4 |
king might | 4 |
advanced guard | 4 |
public documents | 4 |
behaved towards | 4 |
behaviour towards | 4 |
single act | 4 |
whatever may | 4 |
le despenser | 4 |
catilinarian temper | 4 |
henry might | 4 |
means improbable | 4 |
another part | 4 |
th december | 4 |
mingled feelings | 4 |
sir hugh | 4 |
th march | 4 |
general tradition | 4 |
three brothers | 4 |
two points | 4 |
modern charge | 4 |
leave us | 4 |
royal presence | 4 |
fifty years | 4 |
samuel bentley | 4 |
degraded state | 4 |
one john | 4 |
second campaign | 4 |
justify us | 4 |
entered paris | 4 |
dry details | 4 |
old man | 4 |
sovereign liege | 4 |
william bardolf | 4 |
duke henry | 4 |
civil magistrate | 4 |
edmund earl | 4 |
sir roger | 4 |
curse shall | 4 |
protracted siege | 4 |
per annum | 4 |
monmouth castle | 4 |
king also | 4 |
eight hundred | 4 |
french monarch | 4 |
nine years | 4 |
pray god | 4 |
anything whatever | 4 |
take measures | 4 |
created duke | 4 |
became acquainted | 4 |
one time | 4 |
indelible stain | 4 |
immediate subject | 4 |
whole question | 4 |
justice till | 3 |
means free | 3 |
open field | 3 |
deeply interesting | 3 |
contemporary chroniclers | 3 |
every particular | 3 |
different colouring | 3 |
put beyond | 3 |
hearty thanks | 3 |
bolinbroke visited | 3 |
th january | 3 |
january th | 3 |
thomas langley | 3 |
every thing | 3 |
actually taken | 3 |
next monday | 3 |
contemporary writers | 3 |
monstrelet says | 3 |
every rank | 3 |
huge people | 3 |
glyndowr joined | 3 |
historical truth | 3 |
common report | 3 |
first day | 3 |
existing law | 3 |
gospel truth | 3 |
forty thousand | 3 |
jesus christ | 3 |
foul murder | 3 |
english nation | 3 |
ardent desire | 3 |
one must | 3 |
french ambassadors | 3 |
many circumstances | 3 |
green velvet | 3 |
royal estate | 3 |
scarcely possible | 3 |
second volume | 3 |
two persons | 3 |
must hereafter | 3 |
john claydon | 3 |
royal prerogative | 3 |
first interview | 3 |
robert hallam | 3 |
higham ferrers | 3 |
instance occurs | 3 |
sworn allegiance | 3 |
two sons | 3 |
till within | 3 |
old time | 3 |
lords spiritual | 3 |
present year | 3 |
decidedly hostile | 3 |
good advice | 3 |
expressly states | 3 |
queen dowager | 3 |
herefordshire men | 3 |
seems altogether | 3 |
gascoyne died | 3 |
dispute arose | 3 |
human heart | 3 |
nearly two | 3 |
walter raleigh | 3 |
inform us | 3 |
two uncles | 3 |
without waiting | 3 |
whilst yet | 3 |
pope john | 3 |
civil war | 3 |
writer gives | 3 |
real state | 3 |
whether henry | 3 |
moral worth | 3 |
circumstances preceding | 3 |
many cases | 3 |
general history | 3 |
several persons | 3 |
robert waterton | 3 |
whose labours | 3 |
abundant supply | 3 |
military force | 3 |
without supplying | 3 |
historical certainty | 3 |
consecrated bishop | 3 |
precarious tenure | 3 |
undisputed documents | 3 |
first bore | 3 |
may suggest | 3 |
de bournonville | 3 |
late duke | 3 |
many men | 3 |
another point | 3 |
private duties | 3 |
fifteen years | 3 |
robinet de | 3 |
cotton ms | 3 |
several writers | 3 |
total failure | 3 |
henry found | 3 |
regular clergy | 3 |
send us | 3 |
time made | 3 |
independent sovereign | 3 |
christian king | 3 |
calm review | 3 |
fourth year | 3 |
final explosion | 3 |
earl marshal | 3 |
though temporary | 3 |
mortimer taken | 3 |
historical facts | 3 |
van der | 3 |
lord furnivale | 3 |
henry ii | 3 |
noble spirit | 3 |
must refer | 3 |
hugh mortimer | 3 |
whole land | 3 |
good people | 3 |
princess katharine | 3 |
gaunt married | 3 |
false rumours | 3 |
better fate | 3 |
irish enemies | 3 |
del age | 3 |
eight years | 3 |
may take | 3 |
cut short | 3 |
one particular | 3 |
must remember | 3 |
king marched | 3 |
llewellin ap | 3 |
richard kyngeston | 3 |
careful examination | 3 |
chroniclers give | 3 |
rd july | 3 |
faithful servant | 3 |
though richard | 3 |
wot well | 3 |
stipulated sum | 3 |
four thousand | 3 |
great number | 3 |
sovereign highness | 3 |
may safely | 3 |
religious sentiments | 3 |
small vessels | 3 |
lord percy | 3 |
positive evidence | 3 |
god shall | 3 |
little known | 3 |
diseased father | 3 |
french writers | 3 |
final treaty | 3 |
royal master | 3 |
enterprising spirit | 3 |
zealous promoters | 3 |
kind attention | 3 |
chroniclers say | 3 |
well assured | 3 |
set forth | 3 |
mighty prince | 3 |
take especial | 3 |
sad tragedy | 3 |
effectual means | 3 |
left us | 3 |
sorry battle | 3 |
thank god | 3 |
well received | 3 |
following facts | 3 |
faithful friends | 3 |
called coldharbour | 3 |
authentic record | 3 |
first charge | 3 |
another instance | 3 |
still living | 3 |
lord archbishop | 3 |
royal pleasure | 3 |
personal sacrifice | 3 |
full trust | 3 |
one word | 3 |
unthrifty son | 3 |
great force | 3 |
maternal grandmother | 3 |
may give | 3 |
entire story | 3 |
alleged rights | 3 |
de caus | 3 |
imminent peril | 3 |
authority whatever | 3 |
full enjoyment | 3 |
throw light | 3 |
distracted state | 3 |
elected bishop | 3 |
towards scotland | 3 |
make peace | 3 |
avowed enemy | 3 |
laid claim | 3 |
hostile measures | 3 |
commons came | 3 |
french writer | 3 |
whose prowess | 3 |
great length | 3 |
gracious lord | 3 |
great company | 3 |
time previously | 3 |
statute made | 3 |
dear grandmother | 3 |
hard words | 3 |
recent date | 3 |
evidence alleged | 3 |
thomas erpyngham | 3 |
large ships | 3 |
first instance | 3 |
sincere believer | 3 |
archbishop arundel | 3 |
part payment | 3 |
will send | 3 |
make us | 3 |
earthly remains | 3 |
one day | 3 |
within less | 3 |
religious instruction | 3 |
french resolved | 3 |
see hereafter | 3 |
every englishman | 3 |
raise money | 3 |
two noblemen | 3 |
degree improbable | 3 |
require us | 3 |
representing henry | 3 |
one author | 3 |
ten ton | 3 |
rising sect | 3 |
religious houses | 3 |
distant allusion | 3 |
probably will | 3 |
hateley field | 3 |
parliament held | 3 |
second son | 3 |
feeble resolve | 3 |
religious truth | 3 |
without mercy | 3 |
might arise | 3 |
many original | 3 |
fair realm | 3 |
now found | 3 |
later date | 3 |
close custody | 3 |
direct mention | 3 |
may believe | 3 |
king took | 3 |
invade england | 3 |
english ambassadors | 3 |
give us | 3 |
christian excellence | 3 |
set purpose | 3 |
single combat | 3 |
reckoned among | 3 |
brief space | 3 |
thomas walden | 3 |
stout men | 3 |
various accounts | 3 |
accuses henry | 3 |
favourable issue | 3 |
behave towards | 3 |
peasant alike | 3 |
one month | 3 |
full three | 3 |
less important | 3 |
le bas | 3 |
dear cousin | 3 |
might otherwise | 3 |
god will | 3 |
scanty supply | 3 |
three times | 3 |
practical wisdom | 3 |
supposed transaction | 3 |
will probably | 3 |
large army | 3 |
present age | 3 |
august th | 3 |
capture till | 3 |
edward ii | 3 |
dearest son | 3 |
froissart says | 3 |
though often | 3 |
henry came | 3 |
henry went | 3 |
far greater | 3 |
many occasions | 3 |
might appear | 3 |
author believes | 3 |
first edition | 3 |
two last | 3 |
open revolt | 3 |
two chaplains | 3 |
henry knew | 3 |
public business | 3 |
walsingham records | 3 |
solemn pomp | 3 |
whole matter | 3 |
different view | 3 |
especial manner | 3 |
john ferrour | 3 |
laying aside | 3 |
fully assured | 3 |
french princes | 3 |
third day | 3 |
without reason | 3 |
young king | 3 |
clear statement | 3 |
made bishop | 3 |
intended invasion | 3 |
vernacular language | 3 |
various writers | 3 |
count de | 3 |
days since | 3 |
unprincipled ambition | 3 |
honourable person | 3 |
public peace | 3 |
first news | 3 |
deserve especial | 3 |
lions rampant | 3 |
certain articles | 3 |
january following | 3 |
debts incurred | 3 |
beloved cousin | 3 |
prepare us | 3 |
good man | 3 |
case richard | 3 |
definitive sentence | 3 |
great retinue | 3 |
ecclesiastical judges | 3 |
clef de | 3 |
good right | 3 |
high grace | 3 |
holy keeping | 3 |
richard fell | 3 |
pont de | 3 |
good company | 3 |
near paris | 3 |
dei gratia | 3 |
katharine crowned | 3 |
dear daughter | 3 |
opposite scale | 3 |
crown scene | 3 |
positive assertion | 3 |
permanent royal | 3 |
true principles | 3 |
vigorous efforts | 3 |
saint peter | 3 |
compels us | 3 |
two hostile | 3 |
de larche | 3 |
humanly speaking | 3 |
borne arms | 3 |
cursory glance | 3 |
full length | 3 |
far beyond | 3 |
money paid | 3 |
high altar | 3 |
monk says | 3 |
every good | 3 |
lord arundel | 3 |
bloody petition | 3 |
particulars relative | 3 |
native shores | 3 |
mortal existence | 3 |
border counties | 3 |
first sight | 3 |
less valuable | 3 |
great sum | 3 |
half old | 3 |
may doubtless | 3 |
whilst prince | 3 |
still visible | 3 |
king replied | 3 |
endell tyler | 3 |
secular arm | 3 |
right well | 3 |
run away | 3 |
third part | 3 |
thousand crowns | 3 |
historical record | 3 |
one circumstance | 3 |
owre kynge | 3 |
pell roll | 3 |
every year | 3 |
established beyond | 3 |
unnatural rebellion | 3 |
rightful heir | 3 |
noble king | 3 |
almost universally | 3 |
pope wrote | 3 |
john hawkins | 3 |
henry remained | 3 |
may learn | 3 |
time past | 3 |
noblest king | 3 |
modern historians | 3 |
lowest calculation | 3 |
happy issue | 3 |
future cardinal | 3 |
third sunday | 3 |
every means | 3 |
subsequent conduct | 3 |
father northumberland | 3 |
next place | 3 |
native irish | 3 |
acquaint us | 3 |
appointed warden | 3 |
safely conclude | 3 |
extreme unction | 3 |
gaunt died | 3 |
personal safety | 3 |
corpus christi | 3 |
took part | 3 |
good offices | 3 |
many points | 3 |
good government | 3 |
bad faith | 3 |
represents henry | 3 |
widowed duchess | 3 |
french army | 3 |
carefully examined | 3 |
three thousand | 3 |
anxiously bent | 3 |
greatest part | 3 |
present lord | 3 |
pitched battle | 3 |
great multitude | 3 |
second part | 3 |
precise date | 3 |
laid waste | 3 |
whose work | 3 |
means within | 3 |
fair cousin | 3 |
towards england | 3 |
roger mortimer | 3 |
unhappy monarch | 3 |
true men | 3 |
large majority | 3 |
dying friend | 3 |
great labour | 3 |
new duties | 3 |
ap tudor | 3 |
good judge | 3 |
will never | 3 |
though henry | 3 |
take charge | 3 |
loose companions | 3 |
last hour | 3 |
reckless profligacy | 3 |
thirteen years | 3 |
must confess | 3 |
marginal note | 3 |
real character | 3 |
probably written | 3 |
five years | 3 |
passion sunday | 3 |
must take | 3 |
henry resolved | 3 |
restore peace | 3 |
best evidence | 3 |
meet us | 3 |
direct terms | 3 |
holy scriptures | 3 |
stipulated conditions | 3 |
human suffering | 3 |
much weakened | 3 |
false treason | 3 |
great inaccuracy | 3 |
importance attached | 3 |
facts recorded | 3 |
london records | 3 |
sound learning | 3 |
october st | 3 |
whole life | 3 |
set sail | 3 |
true christian | 3 |
main body | 3 |
john de | 3 |
fatal malady | 3 |
never heard | 3 |
god almighty | 3 |
later authors | 3 |
high renown | 3 |
poet makes | 3 |
trust fully | 3 |
host afore | 3 |
charges henry | 3 |
first application | 3 |
christian truth | 3 |
grandfather john | 3 |
dated westminster | 3 |
author published | 3 |
wardrobe account | 3 |
two first | 2 |
good reason | 2 |
place appointed | 2 |
without smithfield | 2 |
straitly besieged | 2 |
heir apparent | 2 |
whole subject | 2 |
late chief | 2 |
de glyndourdy | 2 |
south britain | 2 |
prince present | 2 |
king lay | 2 |
every page | 2 |
survived henry | 2 |
two rolls | 2 |
several counties | 2 |
expeditions towards | 2 |
ye put | 2 |
de fenin | 2 |
high functionaries | 2 |
old rights | 2 |
unfounded charge | 2 |
great sums | 2 |
devoted subjects | 2 |
roll records | 2 |
valuable preface | 2 |
fall within | 2 |
king remembered | 2 |
merciful intention | 2 |
may grant | 2 |
makes henry | 2 |
distant parts | 2 |
yet alive | 2 |
whole case | 2 |
generally supposed | 2 |
chief places | 2 |
percy fell | 2 |
prisoner till | 2 |
full applied | 2 |
received succours | 2 |
first heard | 2 |
good name | 2 |
twelve torches | 2 |
english history | 2 |
aged earl | 2 |
third year | 2 |
yn god | 2 |
immediate expedition | 2 |
henry desired | 2 |
strong language | 2 |
high way | 2 |
new evidence | 2 |
wonderful activity | 2 |
worth observing | 2 |
historical portrait | 2 |
different counties | 2 |
unfair turn | 2 |
benignitatis mediis | 2 |
armed men | 2 |
reached us | 2 |
rapid progress | 2 |
already stated | 2 |
heretic convict | 2 |
left without | 2 |
city gates | 2 |
might possibly | 2 |
history becomes | 2 |
date march | 2 |
thomas erpingham | 2 |
lord abergavenny | 2 |
national pride | 2 |
bodied men | 2 |
ever read | 2 |
escape observation | 2 |
even beyond | 2 |
every part | 2 |
unchivalrous bearing | 2 |
ye make | 2 |
high treason | 2 |
single year | 2 |
replied henry | 2 |
six feet | 2 |
great name | 2 |
malicious designs | 2 |
evil opinions | 2 |
hear good | 2 |
minister justice | 2 |
death prevented | 2 |
patron saint | 2 |
froissart expressly | 2 |
sixth year | 2 |
taken away | 2 |
conway castle | 2 |
many french | 2 |
lollards convicted | 2 |
every class | 2 |
two youthful | 2 |
last century | 2 |
knowledge thereof | 2 |
biographer must | 2 |
much information | 2 |
grew stronger | 2 |
must depend | 2 |
several occasions | 2 |
chapter xxviii | 2 |
merely stated | 2 |
otterbourne says | 2 |
cobham offers | 2 |
lasted till | 2 |
may god | 2 |
every corner | 2 |
several accounts | 2 |
prince commanded | 2 |
might easily | 2 |
henry probably | 2 |
public records | 2 |
year one | 2 |
two cousins | 2 |
awful sense | 2 |
every hour | 2 |
might now | 2 |
still remained | 2 |
fully shown | 2 |
bears incidental | 2 |
richard ullerston | 2 |
well versed | 2 |
certain information | 2 |
gentle manner | 2 |
interesting introduction | 2 |
excellent men | 2 |
full effect | 2 |
seventh year | 2 |
chapter viii | 2 |
visited constance | 2 |
doubts may | 2 |
unfavourable side | 2 |
little community | 2 |
moral principle | 2 |
full convocation | 2 |
affair often | 2 |
non obstante | 2 |
thousand masses | 2 |
battle involves | 2 |
believed nought | 2 |
last chapter | 2 |
author thinks | 2 |
busyeth ever | 2 |
threatened resistance | 2 |
till three | 2 |
preaching friars | 2 |
deplorable view | 2 |
high command | 2 |
might never | 2 |
whilst every | 2 |
time coming | 2 |
never left | 2 |
whole proceeding | 2 |
former writers | 2 |
social intercourse | 2 |
total inability | 2 |
generally interesting | 2 |
though now | 2 |
lord god | 2 |
make great | 2 |
says expressly | 2 |
making rapid | 2 |
cannon burst | 2 |
black prince | 2 |
english men | 2 |
great minuteness | 2 |
date august | 2 |
native country | 2 |
fully occupied | 2 |
shall duly | 2 |
two friends | 2 |
hearted man | 2 |
perpetual peace | 2 |
chapter xvi | 2 |
chapter xxix | 2 |
less noble | 2 |
evesham says | 2 |
generous indignation | 2 |
army consisted | 2 |
record payments | 2 |
loyal cousins | 2 |
first point | 2 |
deep interest | 2 |
william gascoigne | 2 |
may yet | 2 |
welsh students | 2 |
council advise | 2 |
henricus dei | 2 |
statement given | 2 |
henry certainly | 2 |
advanced towards | 2 |
many among | 2 |
richard bentley | 2 |
secular court | 2 |
pope innocent | 2 |
nothing beyond | 2 |
conclusive evidence | 2 |
various cases | 2 |
says mr | 2 |
news reached | 2 |
similar grants | 2 |
uncle henry | 2 |
parental authority | 2 |
powerful body | 2 |
strong testimony | 2 |
solemn procession | 2 |
dated december | 2 |
preceding october | 2 |
henry returned | 2 |
humblest subject | 2 |
new light | 2 |
ancient documents | 2 |
gallant welshman | 2 |
earliest youth | 2 |
charge devolved | 2 |
reaches ireland | 2 |
fifty marks | 2 |
see ellis | 2 |
careful weighing | 2 |
sorry field | 2 |
king towards | 2 |
conduct filial | 2 |
king gave | 2 |
two poems | 2 |
beginning incidents | 2 |
good prosperity | 2 |
fell sick | 2 |
three chaplains | 2 |
john fairford | 2 |
met october | 2 |
two others | 2 |
executive government | 2 |
young humphrey | 2 |
serious accusation | 2 |
lords arundel | 2 |
implores succours | 2 |
one condemned | 2 |
profound sense | 2 |
justice done | 2 |
chroniclers record | 2 |
formidable enemies | 2 |
may following | 2 |
rescued us | 2 |
us suspect | 2 |
stated historically | 2 |
formidable enemy | 2 |
two accounts | 2 |
taken part | 2 |
human nature | 2 |
griffith ap | 2 |
spreading sect | 2 |
without implying | 2 |
yet discovered | 2 |
must follow | 2 |
father towards | 2 |
personal knowledge | 2 |
extent henry | 2 |
liberal mind | 2 |
virtuous business | 2 |
granted two | 2 |
reforming abuses | 2 |
mighty waters | 2 |
two countries | 2 |
indispensable necessity | 2 |
obstante quorundam | 2 |
return home | 2 |
pepysian collection | 2 |
various castles | 2 |
greater distress | 2 |
affectionate kindness | 2 |
personal aggrandizement | 2 |
fully justified | 2 |
archbishop gives | 2 |
just concluded | 2 |
practical knowledge | 2 |
filial conduct | 2 |
utter failure | 2 |
latin verse | 2 |
whole clergy | 2 |
private judgment | 2 |
chapter xv | 2 |
noble grace | 2 |
added much | 2 |
past life | 2 |
obnoxious statutes | 2 |
making war | 2 |
brief interval | 2 |
unfortunate richard | 2 |
personally exerting | 2 |
till towards | 2 |
whatever part | 2 |
immorality alleged | 2 |
bring forth | 2 |
duke also | 2 |
author must | 2 |
strictly charged | 2 |
true faith | 2 |
strong enactments | 2 |
remarks may | 2 |
exquisitely beautiful | 2 |
chapter xxii | 2 |
contains also | 2 |
middle way | 2 |
subsequent death | 2 |
john skydmore | 2 |
sixty archers | 2 |
wales till | 2 |
well nigh | 2 |
th sept | 2 |
mary bohun | 2 |
measures thereupon | 2 |
worshipful fader | 2 |
just quarrel | 2 |
employs expressions | 2 |
october following | 2 |
fourteen thousand | 2 |
fairly infer | 2 |
mere youth | 2 |
king declared | 2 |
graphic description | 2 |
us believe | 2 |
john forester | 2 |
must now | 2 |
savage warfare | 2 |
king made | 2 |
chapter xxvii | 2 |
king giveth | 2 |
says nothing | 2 |
treatise grounded | 2 |
will perhaps | 2 |
beyond question | 2 |
personal attention | 2 |
whole argument | 2 |
john xxiii | 2 |
hume says | 2 |
dread sovereign | 2 |
immediately put | 2 |
now thrown | 2 |
impartial mind | 2 |
duty according | 2 |
great ships | 2 |
clear evidence | 2 |
never lay | 2 |
important matters | 2 |
next coming | 2 |
charge given | 2 |
might know | 2 |
score spears | 2 |
made lieutenant | 2 |
english tongue | 2 |
chapter xiv | 2 |
early dinner | 2 |
says distinctly | 2 |
scarcely credible | 2 |
words employed | 2 |
promise made | 2 |
favourite residence | 2 |
henry showed | 2 |
forces might | 2 |
vigorous effort | 2 |
hearty attention | 2 |
devoted attendance | 2 |
still continued | 2 |
convenient place | 2 |
solemn espousals | 2 |
good grounds | 2 |
french prisoners | 2 |
rees duy | 2 |
royal society | 2 |
following sunday | 2 |
first acts | 2 |
good christian | 2 |
sixty thousand | 2 |
never ventured | 2 |
thomas smyth | 2 |
king commissions | 2 |
often conducted | 2 |
henry proceeded | 2 |
former queen | 2 |
case required | 2 |
sacred order | 2 |
inference may | 2 |
henry added | 2 |
ap owyn | 2 |
great debate | 2 |
part might | 2 |
hint occurs | 2 |
took possession | 2 |
extraordinary attention | 2 |
cordiality still | 2 |
conscientious conviction | 2 |
falls within | 2 |
royal exchequer | 2 |
glyndowr disposed | 2 |
faithful counsel | 2 |
full demand | 2 |
last past | 2 |
loving husband | 2 |
returned thanks | 2 |
utmost endeavours | 2 |
one suspected | 2 |
year henry | 2 |
unrestrained loose | 2 |
twelve thousand | 2 |
altogether uninteresting | 2 |
professed sentiments | 2 |
born among | 2 |
walter blount | 2 |
well made | 2 |
political struggles | 2 |
entirely well | 2 |
ten marks | 2 |
english royal | 2 |
generous testimony | 2 |
early age | 2 |
towards heaven | 2 |
twenty marks | 2 |
valiant knight | 2 |
may hope | 2 |
henry king | 2 |
found still | 2 |
shall please | 2 |
may derive | 2 |
adopted without | 2 |
oweyn de | 2 |
unjustly darkened | 2 |
others came | 2 |
late earl | 2 |
henry chicheley | 2 |
modern triple | 2 |
left york | 2 |
high esteem | 2 |
brittany declares | 2 |
milford haven | 2 |
elmham says | 2 |
high dignity | 2 |
either influenced | 2 |
easy solution | 2 |
prompt measures | 2 |
english historians | 2 |
christian name | 2 |
david ap | 2 |
great honour | 2 |
place without | 2 |
monmouth created | 2 |
kind feeling | 2 |
also without | 2 |
subsequent events | 2 |
great things | 2 |
french ships | 2 |
former view | 2 |
little stock | 2 |
next month | 2 |
carreg kennen | 2 |
translate two | 2 |
nigh destroyed | 2 |
eventful career | 2 |
christian souls | 2 |
entire fifteenths | 2 |
till richard | 2 |
henry met | 2 |
twenty archers | 2 |
royal displeasure | 2 |
prince took | 2 |
reached dublin | 2 |
lays siege | 2 |
mutual confidence | 2 |
religious education | 2 |
bore testimony | 2 |
public capacity | 2 |
inheritance according | 2 |
best suited | 2 |
time without | 2 |
thomas chaucer | 2 |
great reason | 2 |
followed implicitly | 2 |
national glory | 2 |
english language | 2 |
good health | 2 |
two cases | 2 |
without success | 2 |
whose hands | 2 |
fader yn | 2 |
middle ages | 2 |
orleans unfounded | 2 |
new supplies | 2 |
may make | 2 |
exist among | 2 |
much interest | 2 |
every feeling | 2 |
welsh counties | 2 |
never saw | 2 |
tradition says | 2 |
henry kept | 2 |
convocation also | 2 |
much damage | 2 |
great partiality | 2 |
interest beyond | 2 |
saint pier | 2 |
great pleasure | 2 |
especial trust | 2 |
john without | 2 |
god alone | 2 |
resisting spirit | 2 |
though even | 2 |
great comfort | 2 |
little band | 2 |
many nobles | 2 |
appointed day | 2 |
dated shrewsbury | 2 |
great personal | 2 |
seditious preachers | 2 |
chapter xiii | 2 |
every city | 2 |
proofing methods | 2 |
hundred foot | 2 |
without repeating | 2 |
facts relating | 2 |
wicked purpose | 2 |
vast treasure | 2 |
many important | 2 |
singular love | 2 |
cruel attempt | 2 |
general facts | 2 |
two hours | 2 |
measures reaches | 2 |
fact hitherto | 2 |
elected owyn | 2 |
though history | 2 |
violated faith | 2 |
grey prisoner | 2 |
common good | 2 |
minute details | 2 |
author hopes | 2 |
proceed according | 2 |
time brought | 2 |
assembled estates | 2 |
eighteen days | 2 |
taken refuge | 2 |
preceding month | 2 |
foreign powers | 2 |
royal dignity | 2 |
unhappy interference | 2 |
first named | 2 |
righteous heritage | 2 |
personal violence | 2 |
till july | 2 |
lord jesus | 2 |
serious though | 2 |
every man | 2 |
greater britain | 2 |
extraordinary affair | 2 |
certain writer | 2 |
every grade | 2 |
late captain | 2 |
greater interest | 2 |
letter sent | 2 |
wales might | 2 |
take one | 2 |
queen isabella | 2 |
john ap | 2 |
accompanied henry | 2 |
remained master | 2 |
henry crosses | 2 |
violent hands | 2 |
one million | 2 |
great expenses | 2 |
historians tells | 2 |
great kindness | 2 |
another act | 2 |
close roll | 2 |
leaves harfleur | 2 |
henry replied | 2 |
naturally anxious | 2 |
reasonable doubt | 2 |
fourth son | 2 |
pious trust | 2 |
whatever cause | 2 |
vexatious prosecutions | 2 |
master richard | 2 |
early days | 2 |
john hull | 2 |
projected marriage | 2 |
christian freedom | 2 |
gracious king | 2 |
acknowledged principles | 2 |
left behind | 2 |
improved edition | 2 |
canterbury cathedral | 2 |
great britain | 2 |
world may | 2 |
whether richard | 2 |
foreign invasion | 2 |
rest satisfied | 2 |
probable outline | 2 |
st day | 2 |
actually burnt | 2 |
reached henry | 2 |
marriage proposed | 2 |
magnificent reception | 2 |
early period | 2 |
borrow money | 2 |
english shores | 2 |
first part | 2 |
read without | 2 |
left ireland | 2 |
right order | 2 |
burgundy brings | 2 |
royal culprit | 2 |
history supplies | 2 |
better authority | 2 |
loyally done | 2 |
probably now | 2 |
means devoid | 2 |
also lentwardyn | 2 |
parliament votes | 2 |
still higher | 2 |
one thomas | 2 |
following wednesday | 2 |
therefore ordered | 2 |
gold cyphus | 2 |
will agree | 2 |
bore arms | 2 |
one place | 2 |
father mine | 2 |
mutual affection | 2 |
sixteen years | 2 |
singular comfort | 2 |
limited extent | 2 |
time afterwards | 2 |
ancillary evidence | 2 |
great discord | 2 |
writers vary | 2 |
fully exculpated | 2 |
different parties | 2 |
oure comyng | 2 |
english chroniclers | 2 |
english rebels | 2 |
domestic history | 2 |
one entire | 2 |
contemporary document | 2 |
two tenths | 2 |
will take | 2 |
earnest desire | 2 |
immediately connected | 2 |
great prosperity | 2 |
expenses incurred | 2 |
may understand | 2 |
fifty archers | 2 |
chapter xxv | 2 |
lord lieutenant | 2 |
voted one | 2 |
may deserve | 2 |
one fifteenth | 2 |
know ye | 2 |
wild irish | 2 |
civil warfare | 2 |
walsingham examined | 2 |
ap david | 2 |
much light | 2 |
never revoked | 2 |
pretended bishop | 2 |
beloved princess | 2 |
immense possessions | 2 |
previous chapters | 2 |
may disport | 2 |
one thing | 2 |
confessedly beyond | 2 |
numerous retinue | 2 |
experienced captain | 2 |
without evidence | 2 |
widowed mother | 2 |
see rymer | 2 |
patient weighing | 2 |
welsh elected | 2 |
gratia rex | 2 |
bended knee | 2 |
rudely lost | 2 |
good citizens | 2 |
handsome young | 2 |
detailed examination | 2 |
might lead | 2 |
yearly stipend | 2 |
may reasonably | 2 |
general reader | 2 |
parliament granted | 2 |
french made | 2 |
without prejudice | 2 |
entire satisfaction | 2 |
historical dramatist | 2 |
troops much | 2 |
various powers | 2 |
chapter iv | 2 |
others engaged | 2 |
left henry | 2 |
one fulthorp | 2 |
sincerely attached | 2 |
favourable opportunity | 2 |
thomas mowbray | 2 |
joan de | 2 |
henry applies | 2 |
hallowed bread | 2 |
boy henry | 2 |
remembered well | 2 |
whose views | 2 |
absolutely necessary | 2 |
reputed differences | 2 |
miserable condition | 2 |
impressing vessels | 2 |
hire ships | 2 |
richard solemnly | 2 |
unhappy king | 2 |
opportunity might | 2 |
similar occasions | 2 |
whatever shall | 2 |
duke will | 2 |
good governance | 2 |
france till | 2 |
among men | 2 |
eight score | 2 |
will ever | 2 |
mesne middle | 2 |
ghost maistried | 2 |
became king | 2 |
first resolved | 2 |
rd january | 2 |
famous letter | 2 |
sir gilbert | 2 |
jealous vigilance | 2 |
political character | 2 |
bare fact | 2 |
erroneously referred | 2 |
percies probably | 2 |
certain letters | 2 |
calm decay | 2 |
quits wales | 2 |
earlier date | 2 |
form one | 2 |
actually took | 2 |
new burlington | 2 |
affection towards | 2 |
subsequent expedition | 2 |
pronounce judgment | 2 |
gave utterance | 2 |
terrible menacings | 2 |
great people | 2 |
unjustly kept | 2 |
stowe records | 2 |
swear allegiance | 2 |
rightful king | 2 |
right great | 2 |
many valuable | 2 |
may now | 2 |
mention made | 2 |
chapter xviii | 2 |
french author | 2 |
remarkable circumstance | 2 |
printed editions | 2 |
earthly career | 2 |
general habits | 2 |
near london | 2 |
hotspur informs | 2 |
sincere attachment | 2 |
thomas percy | 2 |
excellent man | 2 |
forsake heresy | 2 |
military skill | 2 |
chapter xxxi | 2 |
practical truth | 2 |
ye take | 2 |
prince came | 2 |
chiefly directed | 2 |
great dainty | 2 |
dear friend | 2 |
knew nothing | 2 |
king went | 2 |
briefly referred | 2 |
harry hotspur | 2 |
found recorded | 2 |
much alive | 2 |
short life | 2 |
loving subjects | 2 |
immediate consequences | 2 |
authentic statement | 2 |
melancholy satisfaction | 2 |
false purpose | 2 |
formidable antagonist | 2 |
humble lieges | 2 |
day henry | 2 |
four claimants | 2 |
open rupture | 2 |
roman church | 2 |
two crowns | 2 |
states expressly | 2 |
prince mentioned | 2 |
letter written | 2 |
iron chains | 2 |
special grace | 2 |
closely connected | 2 |
henry became | 2 |
true lieges | 2 |
abandoned profligacy | 2 |
fuller investigation | 2 |
best wise | 2 |
awful change | 2 |
following june | 2 |
th henry | 2 |
work might | 2 |
der hardt | 2 |
brother tudor | 2 |
well developed | 2 |
special instance | 2 |
fearing lest | 2 |
author may | 2 |
liege subjects | 2 |
moral excellence | 2 |
least equally | 2 |
letter refers | 2 |
church needed | 2 |
french historians | 2 |
now beyond | 2 |
wrote nearest | 2 |
fifty thousand | 2 |
sentence pronounced | 2 |
additional charters | 2 |
deposed monarch | 2 |
important fact | 2 |
entire fifteenth | 2 |
act ii | 2 |
nicholas merbury | 2 |
london bridge | 2 |
parties engaged | 2 |
young bachelor | 2 |
broke prison | 2 |
royal proclamation | 2 |
sir richard | 2 |
divine law | 2 |
issue rolls | 2 |
gracious blessing | 2 |
contemporary writer | 2 |
irish nation | 2 |
greater security | 2 |
us now | 2 |
epiphany next | 2 |
law made | 2 |
wee shall | 2 |
eleven days | 2 |
past ages | 2 |
sufficient strength | 2 |
brother shall | 2 |
henry issued | 2 |
lionel duke | 2 |
ap jorwarth | 2 |
bear immediately | 2 |
prisoners taken | 2 |
many ancient | 2 |
council assembled | 2 |
great grandfather | 2 |
henry must | 2 |
henry knighted | 2 |
malcontent lords | 2 |
received news | 2 |
kingly majesty | 2 |
modern times | 2 |
mount grace | 2 |
seigneur de | 2 |
henry implores | 2 |
supreme head | 2 |
thomas gascoyne | 2 |
fifth year | 2 |
intimate friend | 2 |
richard resigns | 2 |
return thanks | 2 |
much earlier | 2 |
well garrisoned | 2 |
author finds | 2 |
burlington street | 2 |
comparatively recent | 2 |
second husband | 2 |
peremptory mandate | 2 |
gallant knight | 2 |
loud voice | 2 |
whole frame | 2 |
giving offence | 2 |
rolls acquaint | 2 |
summons northumberland | 2 |
fast approaching | 2 |
continued till | 2 |
fox says | 2 |
carried back | 2 |
though without | 2 |
made henry | 2 |
cobham escaped | 2 |
bolinbroke left | 2 |
good service | 2 |
pious demeanour | 2 |
first suggested | 2 |
documents also | 2 |
foreign land | 2 |
heretical opinions | 2 |
desperate struggles | 2 |
sharon turner | 2 |
unsuccessful issue | 2 |
yet henry | 2 |
greater portion | 2 |
good will | 2 |
various ways | 2 |
twentieth year | 2 |
proceeded northward | 2 |
new man | 2 |
various entries | 2 |
favourable circumstances | 2 |
lord richard | 2 |
three hours | 2 |
whole passage | 2 |
various claimants | 2 |
one party | 2 |
foreign courts | 2 |
argument drawn | 2 |
life without | 2 |
overwhelming numbers | 2 |
much ceremony | 2 |
richard taken | 2 |
fourteenth year | 2 |
giveth hearty | 2 |
generous spirit | 2 |
english crown | 2 |
reasons assigned | 2 |
reckless ambition | 2 |
call henry | 2 |
find letters | 2 |
poem called | 2 |
whatever evidence | 2 |
early files | 2 |
divine grace | 2 |
see acts | 2 |
pains seem | 2 |
young warrior | 2 |
gone astray | 2 |
good end | 2 |
reach london | 2 |
domini regis | 2 |
held may | 2 |
venerable father | 2 |
though hitherto | 2 |
great satisfaction | 2 |
dear brother | 2 |
john longacre | 2 |
suspected heretic | 2 |
right denied | 2 |
lay power | 2 |
slightest intimation | 2 |
faithful man | 2 |
first troops | 2 |
william gwyn | 2 |
expressly declares | 2 |
false heretics | 2 |
great body | 2 |
much sound | 2 |
original demands | 2 |
french authorities | 2 |
victorious king | 2 |
great alarm | 2 |
much people | 2 |
several cities | 2 |
condemn henry | 2 |
vicious gaieties | 2 |
holy english | 2 |
bitter sarcasm | 2 |
mere details | 2 |
might make | 2 |
just principles | 2 |
lived near | 2 |
informed us | 2 |
united efforts | 2 |
royal family | 2 |
persons probably | 2 |
whose conduct | 2 |
third son | 2 |
also declares | 2 |
human mind | 2 |
valuable paraphernalia | 2 |
bolinbroke elected | 2 |
whole transaction | 2 |
must perhaps | 2 |
now extant | 2 |
direct appeal | 2 |
whole reign | 2 |
invading army | 2 |
shall declare | 2 |
satisfactory solution | 2 |
remind us | 2 |
last scene | 2 |
without inquiry | 2 |
clerical duties | 2 |
chapter vi | 2 |
one occasion | 2 |
best array | 2 |
extraordinary mistake | 2 |
still less | 2 |
various traditions | 2 |
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