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trigram	frequency
the duke of	286
on the th	154
the earl of	149
to have been	147
the th of	147
henry of monmouth	138
duke of burgundy	105
of the king	93
prince of wales	85
to the king	79
one of the	77
seems to have	77
that he was	69
as to the	68
part of the	68
the king of	65
of henry of	60
of the church	56
the same time	56
at the same	56
the battle of	54
of the realm	54
duke of orleans	53
of his own	52
the bishop of	52
of the prince	50
earl of march	50
of the duke	50
of henry iv	48
the pell rolls	48
as well as	48
the king and	47
to the prince	47
of the council	46
the part of	46
the name of	46
which he had	45
that he had	44
by the king	44
that the king	43
on the part	42
at all events	42
the time of	42
the castle of	40
duke of clarence	40
at this time	39
lord the prince	39
of his father	39
the date of	38
king of france	38
the king to	37
the death of	37
to the council	37
with regard to	37
that he would	36
said to have	36
the st of	35
in which he	35
of the english	35
and in the	35
the character of	35
john of gaunt	34
the field of	34
in the same	34
in the year	34
of the same	33
in consequence of	33
of the earl	32
he had been	32
of the kingdom	32
earl of northumberland	32
of the french	32
to the throne	31
and of the	31
duke of york	31
it may be	31
my lord the	30
the prince of	30
that it was	30
by no means	30
the payment of	29
the midst of	29
battle of shrewsbury	29
lord the king	28
the hands of	28
of the most	28
and that the	28
and on the	28
for the purpose	28
king of england	28
sir john oldcastle	27
must have been	27
the archbishop of	27
the king was	27
battle of agincourt	27
state of the	27
the end of	27
in his own	27
seem to have	27
which he was	26
the cause of	26
the purpose of	26
at that time	26
of those who	26
there is no	26
the people of	26
in the midst	26
in the very	25
the day of	25
the close of	25
is said to	25
as it is	25
the feast of	24
the case of	24
the king himself	24
the state of	24
does not appear	24
the crown of	24
the prince was	24
the king had	24
the spirit of	24
of the said	24
of henry v	24
of the whole	24
th day of	23
it is said	23
in the first	23
on the st	23
archbishop of canterbury	23
the siege of	23
and that he	23
to the duke	23
on the other	23
on the very	23
at the time	23
and to the	23
as we have	23
as soon as	23
the th day	22
him to the	22
the house of	22
was in the	22
the king in	22
to his father	22
those who were	22
the body of	22
of these memoirs	22
the power of	22
we are told	22
of the battle	22
son of the	22
the reign of	22
last day of	22
of the state	22
the author has	21
that he should	21
in the church	21
of the people	21
it is not	21
it is very	21
that the prince	21
between henry and	21
the last day	21
the result of	21
the chronicle of	21
as far as	21
duke of bedford	21
according to the	21
of the welsh	21
the rd of	21
the course of	20
it has been	20
he was not	20
to the very	20
the council of	20
on the rd	20
account of the	20
of his life	20
of all the	20
more than a	20
the words of	20
would have been	20
so far from	20
whilst he was	20
and his father	20
the presence of	20
in which the	20
the records of	20
he seems to	20
appears to have	20
of the privy	20
the charge of	20
made by the	19
the place of	19
it must be	19
view of the	19
when he was	19
of the royal	19
henry and his	19
and he was	19
the affairs of	19
the privy council	19
bishop of winchester	19
duke of gloucester	19
on that day	19
the mayor and	19
some of the	19
we have already	19
on which he	19
on this occasion	19
tells us that	19
in the name	18
th of may	18
with reference to	18
found in the	18
character of henry	18
of the percies	18
th of october	18
king and his	18
of his having	18
on the subject	18
is made to	18
the same day	18
regard to the	18
as prince of	18
it is impossible	18
and the duke	18
of his enemies	17
of the clergy	17
on the same	17
the very day	17
him in the	17
him to be	17
out of the	17
in the most	17
from the king	17
the author of	17
with a view	17
to him by	17
chronicle of london	17
it would be	17
and to have	17
of richard ii	17
the law of	17
the monk of	17
in the castle	17
the work of	17
he was at	17
of the present	17
the town of	17
the head of	17
which had been	17
with the duke	17
name of the	17
the son of	17
of the year	17
of the land	17
the see of	17
it will be	17
after the battle	16
the history of	16
of the commons	16
th of the	16
the church of	16
preserved in the	16
to which the	16
henry and the	16
at the close	16
realm of england	16
of the town	16
of the law	16
to meet the	16
the author is	16
we find him	16
to his council	16
and his son	16
of his council	16
which we have	16
in the field	16
have been the	16
given to the	16
which the king	16
to believe that	16
our sovereign lord	16
monk of evesham	16
the execution of	16
very dear and	15
the duchy of	15
might have been	15
the king at	15
duke of lancaster	15
to the crown	15
he would have	15
the whole of	15
be able to	15
him and his	15
the dukes of	15
it is curious	15
of the country	15
of which he	15
th of july	15
date of this	15
the subject of	15
the province of	15
the prince for	15
could not have	15
parts of the	15
of his death	15
to the same	15
on the ground	15
bishop of durham	15
on the contrary	15
and of his	15
it is presumed	15
th of april	15
to the secular	15
of john of	15
trusty and well	14
the inhabitants of	14
the prince and	14
was one of	14
and the earl	14
captain of calais	14
to which he	14
reference to the	14
body of the	14
the testimony of	14
the beginning of	14
at the head	14
the circumstances of	14
of his son	14
in those days	14
of the archbishop	14
in these memoirs	14
that the duke	14
in the tower	14
himself to the	14
of the following	14
to the mayor	14
earl of worcester	14
by the duke	14
to resist the	14
that henry was	14
the safeguard of	14
of this work	14
to his own	14
he was then	14
that they were	14
the honour of	14
and the other	14
charge against henry	14
the nd of	14
he could not	14
the minutes of	14
the defence of	14
of the next	14
the same year	14
given under our	14
to the said	14
himself and his	14
reign of henry	14
on which the	14
with his father	14
in the following	14
and the king	14
that the french	14
records of the	13
the chief justice	13
before the battle	13
the authority of	13
see of rome	13
him by the	13
in the north	13
which they were	13
in the pell	13
of the case	13
of the late	13
of the age	13
with which the	13
members of the	13
we may be	13
of his subjects	13
was compelled to	13
to be the	13
the spring of	13
to return to	13
payment of l	13
minutes of council	13
in order to	13
of the preceding	13
the record of	13
year of henry	13
on the field	13
together with the	13
under our signet	13
king and the	13
in the presence	13
it should seem	13
we have seen	13
said lord the	13
of the great	13
sir harris nicolas	13
acquainted with the	13
he might have	13
council of constance	13
presence of the	13
on the nd	13
put to death	13
of any one	13
of the rebels	13
the present day	13
of the gospel	12
in this place	12
person of the	12
on the morrow	12
should have been	12
as they were	12
the proceedings of	12
of the university	12
rebellion of the	12
lead us to	12
the british museum	12
of which the	12
we must not	12
to the general	12
with a great	12
to whom the	12
with him in	12
in favour of	12
on the point	12
in the spring	12
to be paid	12
of the rebellion	12
years of age	12
author of the	12
of the time	12
crown of france	12
defence of the	12
of all his	12
at the council	12
in the appendix	12
the prince to	12
the whole realm	12
the faith of	12
part of his	12
testimony to the	12
not have been	12
to have had	12
the rebellion of	12
to the first	12
a sort of	12
well as the	12
that in the	12
it is the	12
the french king	12
through the whole	12
th of march	12
day of his	12
the realm of	12
as he was	12
the person of	12
as it may	12
in the case	12
those who had	12
on this subject	12
for the defence	12
earl of cambridge	12
pell rolls record	12
of the young	12
of the world	12
appear to have	12
the fact is	12
the hand of	12
th of august	12
knowledge of the	12
archbishop of york	12
in the course	12
one of his	12
the marriage of	12
of monmouth was	12
him as a	12
field of agincourt	11
borne in mind	11
in the present	11
informs us that	11
religious and moral	11
is curious to	11
earl of arundel	11
reflections on the	11
with which he	11
heir to the	11
as to his	11
also of the	11
a view of	11
the young duke	11
the court of	11
letter to the	11
who had been	11
the advice of	11
on this point	11
have been made	11
the parts of	11
the commencement of	11
people of england	11
on pain of	11
the news of	11
as it was	11
the life of	11
on the last	11
whom the king	11
hands of the	11
of this year	11
him in his	11
to come to	11
between him and	11
of lord grey	11
for some time	11
the title of	11
duke of brittany	11
of this letter	11
an act of	11
city of london	11
the truth of	11
had not been	11
grace of god	11
them to the	11
of sir john	11
payment of the	11
of prince henry	11
but it is	11
as it should	11
in the british	11
to have made	11
he was a	11
expedition to france	11
and a half	11
and at the	11
many of the	11
at the end	11
be found in	11
and it was	11
to the english	11
the commons of	11
a marriage between	11
the city of	11
of his kingdom	11
the sheriffs of	11
for the safeguard	11
the necessity of	11
of the bishop	11
made to the	11
into the hands	11
of the first	11
on the one	11
lord grey of	11
the constable of	11
which they had	11
to the tower	11
the secular power	11
and it is	11
the command of	11
young duke of	11
the prince is	11
on the day	11
not to be	11
as they are	11
to him in	11
a long time	11
in a letter	11
the said lord	11
a letter from	11
he was in	11
in the last	10
to remain in	10
as long as	10
against the duke	10
for a long	10
sovereign lord the	10
of the proceedings	10
court of rome	10
to take the	10
between the king	10
and his own	10
at this period	10
words of the	10
the number of	10
of edward iii	10
us that the	10
of privy council	10
by his own	10
of northumberland and	10
to the pope	10
they were not	10
more than one	10
that we have	10
to be in	10
from time to	10
a letter to	10
addressed to the	10
his very dear	10
to henry of	10
was to be	10
of the enemy	10
of his birth	10
of the lord	10
and for the	10
the point of	10
of owyn glyndowr	10
one of those	10
safeguard of the	10
made for the	10
accounts of the	10
the whole country	10
be borne in	10
we have no	10
consequence of the	10
that the english	10
it is a	10
to which we	10
it to be	10
chancellor of england	10
day of august	10
with the king	10
prince for the	10
law of the	10
the absence of	10
in the time	10
of the crown	10
the grace of	10
the ground of	10
and all the	10
the next day	10
the surrender of	10
of our lord	10
to the utmost	10
the mayor of	10
right trusty and	10
on the following	10
is to be	10
he would not	10
ought to be	10
th of june	10
the following year	10
to be made	10
have been in	10
spirit of the	10
we greet you	10
of such a	10
of the good	10
by the archbishop	10
the next year	10
the malice of	10
day of the	10
command of the	10
for the good	10
the names of	10
the progress of	10
against henry of	10
reason to believe	10
though he had	10
the other hand	10
feast of st	10
it was not	10
with all the	10
a copy of	10
the custody of	10
was at the	10
to the earl	10
of holy church	10
must not be	10
to the last	10
of the charge	10
president of the	10
the mode of	10
the memory of	10
was called the	9
bishop of st	9
to the end	9
by way of	9
the birth of	9
that he might	9
course of the	9
the greater part	9
time to time	9
to the archbishop	9
and the whole	9
as well of	9
made in the	9
th of february	9
proceedings of the	9
his castle of	9
these memoirs to	9
that at the	9
one hundred and	9
the whole affair	9
of which we	9
to the th	9
presented to him	9
he had received	9
the prior of	9
of the truth	9
at the very	9
and his brother	9
lords of the	9
as early as	9
the hour of	9
duke of hereford	9
the lords of	9
siege of rouen	9
as much as	9
daughter of the	9
field of battle	9
to receive the	9
large body of	9
have been a	9
and with the	9
in the reign	9
his own person	9
laid siege to	9
in mind that	9
the issue of	9
sir henry ellis	9
was not the	9
the government of	9
and the prince	9
of england and	9
countess of hereford	9
kings of england	9
to aid the	9
time of his	9
but in the	9
which we are	9
the laws of	9
us to infer	9
the will of	9
the mouth of	9
was on the	9
the wages of	9
and in a	9
of the lollards	9
all the circumstances	9
the consent of	9
in person to	9
the sheriff of	9
as one of	9
acts of the	9
the accuracy of	9
him on the	9
of lord cobham	9
to join the	9
of the scots	9
says that the	9
before the king	9
after the death	9
by the prince	9
the opening of	9
mayor of london	9
the king on	9
to prevent the	9
death of the	9
to the place	9
to the year	9
for the payment	9
to him that	9
would lead us	9
for a time	9
that henry had	9
him to have	9
the merits of	9
henry of bolinbroke	9
of his mind	9
to ascertain the	9
him at the	9
which must have	9
of his reign	9
on account of	9
to avoid the	9
in these pages	9
on the continent	9
portion of the	9
created prince of	9
the fate of	9
very probable that	9
henry prince of	9
lord and father	9
he was compelled	9
the daughter of	9
the very last	9
possession of the	9
our town of	9
present at the	9
in the early	9
that they had	9
for to have	9
consequence of this	9
of the nation	9
of burgundy and	9
the intention of	9
sense of the	9
authority of the	9
of our own	8
we are not	8
the sloane ms	8
in the beginning	8
affair of st	8
to take a	8
the isle of	8
church of rome	8
the report of	8
in this case	8
midst of the	8
when henry of	8
to record the	8
in such a	8
on his first	8
far and wide	8
in a very	8
consent of the	8
of the castle	8
earl of derby	8
conduct of henry	8
this as it	8
warden of the	8
but that the	8
accession to the	8
not to have	8
the standard of	8
victory over the	8
by the english	8
first year of	8
the king for	8
our lord the	8
to the ground	8
little more than	8
in the battle	8
in the said	8
the reader is	8
of the house	8
close of his	8
between the two	8
after the date	8
as we are	8
that henry iv	8
the principles of	8
he should have	8
of the very	8
you in his	8
henry to the	8
a man of	8
the fact that	8
in one of	8
have already seen	8
statement of the	8
succeeded to the	8
this was a	8
the enemies of	8
the last parliament	8
the young lord	8
record the payment	8
of one who	8
with all his	8
prince and the	8
end of the	8
of the parliament	8
of the prisoners	8
honour of the	8
dear and well	8
of his people	8
it does not	8
occurs in the	8
which the author	8
of the pope	8
execution of the	8
a few days	8
engaged in the	8
in the preceding	8
of the duchy	8
it had been	8
enable him to	8
an example of	8
in this parliament	8
to henry iv	8
against the rebels	8
provide for the	8
for us to	8
came to the	8
year of his	8
a supply of	8
of wales and	8
and he is	8
of the three	8
the protection of	8
of which are	8
justice of the	8
the accession of	8
be disposed to	8
century and a	8
into his hands	8
it was the	8
sir edmund mortimer	8
to all who	8
would not be	8
the conduct of	8
to be a	8
the order of	8
to the church	8
greater part of	8
the maintenance of	8
as chief justice	8
the peace of	8
him to his	8
have you in	8
which he could	8
the bishops of	8
the terms of	8
which it was	8
as though he	8
enable us to	8
close of the	8
th of september	8
day of july	8
about the th	8
to treat with	8
the first place	8
date of the	8
as the author	8
in which they	8
to the holy	8
for the time	8
that we may	8
a century and	8
of a very	8
from the first	8
he is said	8
from the same	8
of his crown	8
days after the	8
the duties of	8
st of march	8
written by the	8
the king that	8
for the king	8
chief justice of	8
about this time	8
to him and	8
he must have	8
with the consent	8
and his council	8
earl of salisbury	8
province of these	8
be this as	8
the preservation of	8
is impossible to	8
according to their	8
removed from the	8
evidence on which	8
of one of	8
field of shrewsbury	8
the emperor sigismund	8
of the court	8
may have been	8
duchy of lancaster	8
th of november	8
the council to	8
of the principality	8
master of the	8
in the parliament	8
the first year	8
and by the	8
the arms of	8
in the body	8
in all his	8
the means of	8
seems to be	8
his eldest son	8
of their own	8
the prince himself	8
on every side	8
and also of	8
many of his	8
the welsh rebels	8
arms and archers	8
the sum of	8
the justice of	8
it to the	8
by which the	8
to imply that	8
to infer that	8
tower of london	8
to meet him	8
for the same	8
of which was	8
us of the	7
that the commons	7
applied to the	7
that i have	7
at all times	7
not appear to	7
the property of	7
at his own	7
not to the	7
a member of	7
the county of	7
the rebels in	7
reported to have	7
from this time	7
a year and	7
time of the	7
record of the	7
and the lord	7
thomas duke of	7
that all the	7
the very words	7
the salvation of	7
assigned to the	7
his brother thomas	7
is found in	7
to him as	7
the honour and	7
than a century	7
was made in	7
the first time	7
to all his	7
on the throne	7
to the sheriffs	7
he was born	7
he was one	7
the use of	7
to every one	7
england and france	7
the middle of	7
time of henry	7
given by the	7
the utmost of	7
he might be	7
and welfare of	7
the nature of	7
sovereign lord and	7
in conjunction with	7
by the commons	7
the early part	7
and to be	7
assigned to him	7
for the use	7
a state of	7
as he had	7
letter from henry	7
induce us to	7
to make the	7
early in the	7
the evidence on	7
he was made	7
be regarded as	7
for the honour	7
recorded in the	7
place of his	7
a daughter of	7
in the next	7
there is a	7
commencement of the	7
of his power	7
the lord thomas	7
to the lord	7
by the earl	7
for invading france	7
duke of exeter	7
from which the	7
him with the	7
cause of the	7
the king with	7
to make an	7
bishop of salisbury	7
in addition to	7
might seem to	7
the capture of	7
on the whole	7
character of the	7
the time when	7
they had been	7
affairs of the	7
henry the fifth	7
the idea of	7
expenses of the	7
been in the	7
rolls of parliament	7
two or three	7
to provide for	7
the counties of	7
prince henry to	7
estimate of the	7
place on the	7
with feelings of	7
in the mean	7
for the first	7
of the public	7
on his journey	7
the young earl	7
of the emperor	7
the welsh rebellion	7
the rebels of	7
as the king	7
will be found	7
day on which	7
the rights of	7
to the time	7
first expedition to	7
of the manuscript	7
young lord henry	7
copy of the	7
he came to	7
battle of homildon	7
from henry to	7
more or less	7
that the earl	7
was still alive	7
sent to the	7
the wishes of	7
son the prince	7
the french had	7
that the said	7
the land of	7
the other lords	7
that there is	7
the prayer of	7
at the battle	7
death of henry	7
his father and	7
up to the	7
the affair of	7
the first of	7
the church in	7
body and mind	7
with the prince	7
relative to the	7
earl of westmoreland	7
for the great	7
for the maintenance	7
issued a proclamation	7
that richard was	7
house of the	7
the appointment of	7
the language of	7
would not suffer	7
issue of the	7
his first expedition	7
for all the	7
with a strong	7
the deposition of	7
him with a	7
of a fellow	7
by which he	7
wishes of his	7
the king by	7
who was then	7
the religion of	7
in all its	7
in point of	7
henry and katharine	7
th of that	7
of god and	7
the creation of	7
early part of	7
citizens of london	7
of the government	7
our said lord	7
testimony to his	7
so far as	7
at a time	7
as to its	7
of the ms	7
conduct of the	7
of that month	7
opening of the	7
which it is	7
against the king	7
of the kind	7
side by side	7
and with a	7
the view of	7
eldest son of	7
the account of	7
can be no	7
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to do with	7
by the pope	7
crown of england	7
on his return	7
them from the	7
of his army	7
song of agincourt	7
of his claim	7
of his men	7
in the summer	7
to the charge	7
those who have	7
if he would	7
joan of navarre	7
his father was	7
we have reason	7
to read the	7
my liege lord	7
had been taken	7
not seem to	7
to those who	7
the testimony borne	7
of the two	7
of the monk	7
the translation of	7
to put the	7
been guilty of	7
have taken place	7
the fact of	7
committed to the	7
for many years	7
letter from the	7
the kings of	7
affairs of france	7
of his conduct	7
life and character	7
of the evidence	7
that they should	7
news of the	7
could have been	7
the autumn of	7
power of the	7
ascended the throne	7
john of bridlington	7
in which we	7
of the ecclesiastical	7
a very different	7
he has been	7
the bearer of	7
could not be	7
of the popedom	7
character of a	7
the tower of	7
one of these	7
not less than	7
regent of france	7
for the safe	7
us with the	7
title to the	7
with the earl	7
of the poet	7
henry seems to	7
be remembered that	7
with all speed	7
for a marriage	7
them in their	7
examination of the	7
charge of hypocrisy	7
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were in the	7
and also to	7
we should have	7
are by no	7
to him a	7
hands on the	7
have originated in	7
as a heretic	7
character and conduct	7
on his road	7
to the honour	7
would not have	7
favour of the	7
paid to the	7
from the day	7
a knowledge of	7
and the said	7
he may be	7
the good of	7
we shall be	7
till the next	7
the shedding of	7
the council that	7
that his father	6
about the year	6
the borders of	6
on those who	6
of his family	6
payment of a	6
whom we are	6
council of the	6
said lord john	6
the acts of	6
the king then	6
the year before	6
it was in	6
result of his	6
involved in the	6
the said john	6
there can be	6
of the chief	6
the rest of	6
the mean time	6
under which the	6
brought against him	6
of his work	6
member of the	6
the king issued	6
doubt as to	6
of the county	6
progress of the	6
himself from the	6
to crush the	6
the escape of	6
been able to	6
the french court	6
by the same	6
during the life	6
of henry having	6
the one hand	6
the safety of	6
to the law	6
was henry of	6
him that he	6
the english were	6
this part of	6
attached to the	6
have reason to	6
no less than	6
body of this	6
the expenses of	6
to the bishop	6
st of july	6
that in his	6
of my lord	6
to be present	6
after his death	6
protection of the	6
soon as the	6
henry to have	6
payment of his	6
to whom he	6
are led to	6
in the manuscript	6
beyond the reach	6
of henry the	6
bishop of norwich	6
within the province	6
is to say	6
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instance of the	6
of these two	6
in the history	6
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of the queen	6
which the prince	6
his native land	6
of wales on	6
with all possible	6
at this point	6
on the first	6
a view to	6
of the conspirators	6
were to be	6
had recourse to	6
deposition of richard	6
a time when	6
a large body	6
the reach of	6
suspected of heresy	6
we find henry	6
that they would	6
a place in	6
it might be	6
of a christian	6
in his hand	6
greet you well	6
and his men	6
of the question	6
bishop of london	6
years of his	6
he made a	6
the copy of	6
that henry of	6
the term of	6
of the city	6
has been made	6
to be done	6
the very same	6
the restoration of	6
and of our	6
be thought to	6
between the prince	6
brought to light	6
does not seem	6
and we have	6
would induce us	6
most sovereign lord	6
which he is	6
persons of the	6
as of the	6
of march and	6
of the hierarchy	6
drawn from the	6
of this petition	6
by the grace	6
of those two	6
the heads of	6
in the world	6
at the last	6
of henry vi	6
st of may	6
how far the	6
for the salvation	6
the conquest of	6
of north wales	6
interest in the	6
it is scarcely	6
in the camp	6
from the council	6
refer to the	6
in westminster abbey	6
to the grave	6
and in his	6
of york and	6
with the french	6
to his character	6
very dear son	6
point of time	6
with the dauphin	6
after he had	6
to the day	6
soon as he	6
is not known	6
of the character	6
the rebellion in	6
proof of the	6
of the general	6
the english to	6
that the people	6
immediately upon his	6
from the tower	6
earl of warwick	6
people of the	6
which the english	6
the countess of	6
during his absence	6
with the view	6
to think that	6
the duty of	6
the ecclesiastical authorities	6
letter to henry	6
of canterbury to	6
to his chancellor	6
among those who	6
henry the prince	6
the king his	6
himself to be	6
the office of	6
beginning of the	6
the lords and	6
manner in which	6
bishop of worcester	6
truth of the	6
above referred to	6
the throne of	6
those of the	6
the reality of	6
to the power	6
made to him	6
the town and	6
on both sides	6
the remains of	6
case of a	6
this act of	6
prince henry was	6
in the house	6
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he and his	6
us that he	6
to proceed to	6
to the court	6
part of henry	6
we are led	6
ought to have	6
in great numbers	6
against the lollards	6
aid the duke	6
from day to	6
belonging to the	6
university of oxford	6
out of place	6
in each case	6
informed that the	6
the bridge of	6
period of his	6
on the third	6
to have the	6
at the siege	6
which has been	6
and the people	6
the welsh chieftain	6
of the army	6
in trym castle	6
archdeacon of hereford	6
the form of	6
on the feast	6
be given to	6
in his keeping	6
justice of his	6
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his determination to	6
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the summer of	6
terms of the	6
acts of privy	6
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to whom we	6
by a large	6
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to the circumstance	6
of his soldiers	6
light on the	6
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his friends and	6
the earl was	6
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fell into the	6
the side of	6
the lands of	6
henry did not	6
earl of somerset	6
that he died	6
his return from	6
are said to	6
for him to	6
condemned to be	6
was ordered to	6
such is the	6
that is to	6
of his friends	6
at the latest	6
of war and	6
in his power	6
earl of angouleme	6
of the aforesaid	6
and the english	6
a large sum	6
as we find	6
of south wales	6
or in the	6
contrary to the	6
the publication of	6
believed to be	6
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to enable him	6
translation of the	6
for a while	6
he was present	6
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must be remembered	6
the cinque ports	6
the castles of	6
of the times	6
allusion to the	6
with the advice	6
for the term	6
the contracting parties	6
and henry iv	6
feast of the	6
the period of	6
the said lords	6
our very dear	6
the age of	6
and all his	6
and character of	6
grey of ruthyn	6
at that very	6
us that henry	6
the exercise of	6
never be forgotten	6
realm of france	6
that he could	6
of the struggle	6
and not to	6
soon after his	6
the university of	6
to the whole	6
days before the	6
preparations for invading	6
the next parliament	6
burnt for heresy	6
day to day	6
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that the council	6
of the affairs	6
malice of the	6
peace of the	6
the prince at	6
took place on	6
of the human	6
a desire to	6
the belief that	6
the gates of	6
town of mante	6
is recorded in	6
he had not	6
independently of the	6
his having been	6
a matter of	6
of the peace	6
to henry v	6
story of the	6
as we can	6
return to england	6
that it is	6
to join his	6
the rolls of	6
mind that the	6
by side with	6
news of his	6
from the prince	6
for the protection	6
the judgment of	6
no allusion to	6
the lord of	6
in this work	6
heard of the	6
he was himself	6
he appears to	6
to the other	6
of our country	6
the morrow of	6
the treaty of	6
when the king	6
had been his	6
to be burnt	6
wars in france	6
the transactions of	6
no sooner had	6
not only in	6
exhausted state of	6
thomas and john	6
consequence of his	6
the kingdom at	6
henry to his	6
we find the	6
of his forces	6
some of his	6
to the cause	6
of his contemporaries	6
king his father	6
at once and	6
resist the malice	6
with the same	6
he had taken	6
of his cause	6
and his heirs	6
and there to	6
a short time	6
against the welsh	6
reference to his	6
in all the	6
invasion of france	6
scarcely have been	5
th of december	5
held at westminster	5
a fleet of	5
john duke of	5
to the emperor	5
all possible speed	5
under the command	5
to which this	5
or of the	5
dukes of orleans	5
to the field	5
copy of which	5
shortly after the	5
prayer of the	5
we shall see	5
between england and	5
author of these	5
was at that	5
of the altar	5
information on the	5
grey of codnor	5
to the royal	5
year of the	5
commons of the	5
in consideration of	5
of these letters	5
and the archbishop	5
battle of grosmont	5
death of his	5
at the date	5
the good and	5
informs us of	5
well of the	5
spirit of persecution	5
it necessary to	5
addition to the	5
express purpose of	5
that owyn was	5
attendance on the	5
in honour of	5
only for the	5
meet the king	5
it proves that	5
the express purpose	5
of his parliament	5
the governance of	5
course of events	5
represented to have	5
the prince had	5
the splendour of	5
a sense of	5
first years of	5
respect to the	5
order of the	5
is preserved in	5
strong probability is	5
result of the	5
a council at	5
after the affair	5
was taken prisoner	5
because of the	5
said to be	5
his accession to	5
to recover his	5
to account for	5
with the other	5
the garrison of	5
against the english	5
to vindicate the	5
which ought to	5
of those times	5
his love of	5
in the cause	5
and the french	5
he did not	5
down to the	5
number of the	5
may it please	5
of monmouth in	5
which belonged to	5
made of the	5
to lord grey	5
to the character	5
of shrewsbury was	5
to make a	5
us and our	5
the sight of	5
of the accused	5
in his company	5
in which his	5
any one who	5
mayor and citizens	5
the state and	5
years of henry	5
we have been	5
summary of the	5
duke of norfolk	5
if he were	5
his father to	5
on the monday	5
safety of the	5
this letter is	5
left to the	5
it was on	5
on his head	5
the same author	5
to have taken	5
to have originated	5
of the exchequer	5
it is that	5
that very time	5
lieutenant of wales	5
the two kingdoms	5
and from the	5
more than once	5
with the see	5
the english and	5
the same writer	5
might not be	5
the following is	5
father in god	5
to assist him	5
to him to	5
of a dying	5
he would be	5
there seems to	5
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a prisoner in	5
as president of	5
the opinion of	5
to be found	5
to confess that	5
himself and the	5
him as the	5
the same month	5
it is believed	5
of this council	5
great men of	5
laws of the	5
great part of	5
wrote to his	5
of the reformation	5
letter to his	5
of the transaction	5
tripartite indenture of	5
of the entire	5
of this document	5
referred to in	5
my lord of	5
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career of his	5
the establishment of	5
marriage of henry	5
such as they	5
king in his	5
tell us that	5
which the ms	5
in communion with	5
made on the	5
duke of albany	5
with full powers	5
and nobles of	5
his expedition to	5
has been already	5
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is dated july	5
in support of	5
the return of	5
resolution of the	5
he should be	5
he died in	5
cheshire and lancashire	5
to your highness	5
are so free	5
an alliance with	5
it must have	5
of his former	5
as well by	5
received from the	5
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the prevalence of	5
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he tells us	5
in the english	5
far as they	5
act of grace	5
mode of those	5
in this part	5
a subject of	5
to the custody	5
they are not	5
of the treaty	5
he shall be	5
only by the	5
him for the	5
of himself and	5
battle of st	5
present in the	5
queen of england	5
with his forces	5
northumberland and his	5
part of a	5
for the which	5
to be put	5
of the cinque	5
the catholic faith	5
the election of	5
his character for	5
commission to the	5
and had been	5
at length the	5
compared with the	5
of all souls	5
which we must	5
interview with the	5
place in the	5
many of our	5
sunday in lent	5
a portion of	5
treat with the	5
and then the	5
of the field	5
he was called	5
a great part	5
to meet his	5
and sovereign lord	5
of france with	5
early as the	5
who were in	5
he was taken	5
of its members	5
that day of	5
and henry of	5
constable of dover	5
in the second	5
jean le fevre	5
and that they	5
the author confesses	5
money for the	5
not till the	5
and many other	5
but he was	5
on the thursday	5
that the archbishop	5
at the death	5
by the said	5
we cannot but	5
the earls of	5
that he never	5
was made to	5
on the bridge	5
the purposes of	5
in any other	5
of the history	5
to proceed against	5
thousand five hundred	5
siege to harfleur	5
with every demonstration	5
king was then	5
answer to the	5
a very brief	5
by reason of	5
to bring the	5
even in the	5
kingdom at large	5
and the young	5
due to him	5
and conduct of	5
but that he	5
to carry on	5
consideration of the	5
done their duty	5
his return to	5
day after the	5
on the next	5
was by the	5
the business of	5
of our sovereign	5
that the pope	5
also of his	5
the sacrament of	5
the annals of	5
at that period	5
intention of the	5
day of september	5
worshipful father in	5
to all the	5
the archbishop and	5
of body and	5
ordinance was made	5
to be passed	5
as a hostage	5
compel us to	5
of that day	5
far as we	5
the very first	5
in open rebellion	5
last years of	5
the said owyn	5
and they are	5
consistent with the	5
men of the	5
his power to	5
year and a	5
though he was	5
place in which	5
the souls of	5
and one of	5
with him at	5
prince henry and	5
in the autumn	5
rolls record payment	5
expedition against the	5
the support of	5
is impossible not	5
was granted to	5
is said that	5
and that all	5
of one hundred	5
use of the	5
testimony of the	5
of france from	5
desire to have	5
when henry was	5
he was the	5
of the body	5
of his troops	5
the royal authority	5
as touching the	5
he resolved to	5
to the see	5
have been at	5
to henry as	5
every demonstration of	5
part of this	5
the author cannot	5
end of august	5
the scene of	5
and to his	5
we are now	5
of england at	5
himself to have	5
hearing of the	5
and those who	5
of oriel college	5
such was the	5
keeping of the	5
his people to	5
who were the	5
if it be	5
letter is dated	5
and a quarter	5
of the christian	5
the first occasion	5
to the dauphin	5
the king granted	5
on that ground	5
a strong hand	5
him of the	5
bishop of lincoln	5
for the most	5
to have a	5
compelled him to	5
the first intimation	5
to keep his	5
and for to	5
to one of	5
be no doubt	5
council in the	5
for which the	5
to have fallen	5
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to that time	5
on this principle	5
on the authority	5
already seen that	5
the apostolic see	5
as for the	5
place of the	5
in the minutes	5
payment is recorded	5
his son henry	5
one or two	5
the revenues of	5
that they are	5
the same person	5
him on his	5
the sentiments of	5
the persons of	5
the statement of	5
two of the	5
earl of huntingdon	5
principles and conduct	5
have been written	5
right and justice	5
the said duke	5
the act of	5
communion with the	5
by his father	5
of monmouth had	5
that henry v	5
of monmouth is	5
in the hands	5
circumstances under which	5
in the work	5
to the french	5
as we trust	5
of whom he	5
testimony borne by	5
in time to	5
the suppression of	5
as i have	5
more and more	5
not generally known	5
bois de vincennes	5
for the wages	5
advice of the	5
and he had	5
that you will	5
his career of	5
of our subjects	5
of that time	5
that this was	5
the thirteenth year	5
to go to	5
had taken place	5
time to come	5
them in the	5
the existence of	5
the value of	5
a place here	5
guilty of the	5
henry as a	5
duke of berry	5
to accompany him	5
to his brother	5
had ceased to	5
is known to	5
the holy land	5
by him to	5
morrow of all	5
in this particular	5
is no evidence	5
the church and	5
shrewsbury was fought	5
on a sunday	5
may be the	5
as to have	5
our brother of	5
must be borne	5
advice of his	5
he wished to	5
the writer of	5
his father in	5
it should be	5
the prince as	5
stage of the	5
each other in	5
the burning of	5
and the daughter	5
on the wednesday	5
that on the	5
to their own	5
the prince might	5
was made by	5
and the son	5
period of the	5
them by the	5
spiritual and temporal	5
cardinal des ursins	5
found in a	5
the estimation of	5
midst of his	5
hundred and fifty	5
the discharge of	5
of the last	5
both the king	5
but neither married	5
reign of richard	5
and yet the	5
the example of	5
sir thomas elyot	5
that of the	5
th of january	5
impossible to read	5
wales on the	5
honour of god	5
because he had	5
on the borders	5
the life and	5
of charles vi	5
his just rights	5
king to his	5
designs of the	5
have fallen into	5
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as it were	5
to keep the	5
as the earl	5
a number of	5
far from being	5
of the dauphin	5
the tomb of	5
london on the	5
and the death	5
lord john oldcastle	5
on hearing of	5
but the king	5
the right of	5
review of the	5
over which he	5
which the duke	5
was sent to	5
in england and	5
evidence to the	5
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and the church	5
cause of truth	5
or any other	5
made known to	5
by the mouth	5
on which we	5
he had no	5
the marches of	5
the royal favour	5
on that account	5
of one thousand	5
but on the	5
to pray for	5
the year of	5
of the which	5
of peace and	5
be paid in	5
such a case	5
a few words	5
up cheshire and	5
have been taken	5
believe that he	5
the confiscation of	5
the blood of	5
of his throne	5
a few hours	5
bears testimony to	5
states that the	5
more than fifty	5
immediately after the	5
character of an	5
half a year	5
demonstration of his	5
it was to	5
for all his	5
he was engaged	5
of the work	5
was engaged in	5
the management of	5
to it by	5
may be found	5
the pope and	5
charge brought against	5
our city of	5
the privy seal	5
to be of	5
agreeably to the	5
testimony borne to	5
from the time	5
not within the	5
you to wit	5
an assurance that	5
go to the	5
in the estimation	5
and the same	5
of orleans to	5
prayed the king	5
with the intention	5
neither married man	5
in matters of	5
the expressions of	5
the murdered duke	5
the following day	5
the way of	5
those of his	5
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