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quadgram	frequency
the duke of burgundy	782
of the duke of	246
the duke of acquitaine	212
the king of france	205
to the duke of	161
the king of england	151
and the duke of	118
the th day of	102
of men at arms	87
to the king of	72
sir john de luxembourg	72
the greater part of	71
at the same time	70
the king and the	64
in the presence of	64
the king of sicily	62
the duke of bar	57
duke of burgundy and	57
the yere of crist	56
the duke of orleans	55
the duke of berry	54
of the king of	52
the presence of the	52
of crist m l	50
yere of crist m	48
the dukes of berry	47
the king and his	46
of the king and	46
by the duke of	45
to the town of	43
on the th day	43
duke of burgundy had	41
that the duke of	40
the duke of bourbon	40
and the lord de	39
king and the duke	39
under the command of	38
to the king and	37
men at arms and	37
with the duke of	37
the said duke of	36
inserted by second hand	35
to the amount of	35
the grace of god	34
said duke of burgundy	34
the duke of bedford	34
on the part of	32
princes of the blood	32
count de st pol	32
of burgundy and his	32
by the grace of	31
body of men at	31
greater part of the	31
our very dear and	31
my lord of acquitaine	30
in the name of	30
the countess of hainault	29
at arms and archers	29
the town and castle	29
from the king of	29
the duke of brabant	29
in the town of	28
of the lord de	28
dear and well beloved	27
the dukes of acquitaine	27
from the duke of	27
very dear and well	27
the count de charolois	27
the whole of the	27
to the castle of	27
to the lord de	27
king of france and	26
when the duke of	26
of the town of	26
duke of burgundy was	26
on the th of	26
sir john de croy	26
town and castle of	25
the princes of the	25
the government of the	25
my lord the king	25
the part of the	25
the town of st	25
the bailiff of amiens	24
dukes of berry and	24
the lord de la	24
to the bailiff of	24
put an end to	23
against the duke of	23
the queen and the	23
a large body of	23
in regard to the	22
lord the duke of	22
the command of the	22
the count de st	22
in the year of	22
in the yere of	21
hundred men at arms	21
the year of grace	21
his men at arms	21
to the count de	21
to the utmost of	20
the name of the	20
in consequence of the	20
the provost of paris	20
to lay siege to	20
the articles of the	20
of the count de	20
signed by the king	20
grand master of the	20
the constable of france	20
in the mean time	19
by the advice of	19
at the end of	19
queen and the duke	19
and others of the	19
master of the cross	19
the kingdom of france	19
the king and council	19
for a long time	19
of our blood and	19
with the king of	19
in the city of	19
government of the kingdom	19
of the princes of	19
of the said duke	18
the lord de saveuses	18
son the duke of	18
by the king of	18
of our reign the	18
the lord de croy	18
and of our reign	18
on account of the	18
in the month of	18
good town of paris	18
those who had been	18
the university of paris	17
the vidame of amiens	17
the members of the	17
the lord de canny	17
the queen of france	17
king of england and	17
the dukes of orleans	17
king and his council	17
the earl of warwick	17
which the duke of	16
between the duke of	16
within a few days	16
the count de vaudemont	16
the death of the	16
presence of the king	16
whence they had come	16
or to his lieutenant	16
by the king and	16
the emperor of germany	16
and the king of	16
of burgundy and the	15
the ambassadors from the	15
duke of burgundy shall	15
the lord de chargny	15
in front of the	15
at the beginning of	15
of france and the	15
men at arms to	15
ambassadors from the king	15
greater part of his	15
the duke of brittany	15
the count de nevers	15
the crown of france	15
the lord de st	14
the count de vertus	14
to sir john de	14
with regard to the	14
in the church of	14
bodies of men at	14
to the obedience of	14
the earl of arundel	14
a few days after	14
duke of brabant and	14
with the intent of	14
the city of paris	14
of sir john de	14
to the said duke	14
princes of our blood	14
the lord de fosseux	14
these things were passing	14
the duke of clarence	14
our said cousin of	14
duke of acquitaine and	14
our reign the d	14
on the other hand	14
at the battle of	14
the obedience of the	14
presence of the duke	14
and my lord of	14
for the duke of	14
and the count de	14
that he would not	13
duke of bar and	13
by sound of trumpet	13
on the frontiers of	13
lord the king and	13
the master of the	13
by the lord de	13
master of the household	13
th day of may	13
as has been before	13
the welfare of the	13
dukes of acquitaine and	13
were the lord de	13
the arrival of the	13
duke louis of bavaria	13
for the welfare of	13
of the order of	13
said cousin of burgundy	13
sir simon de lalain	13
as well as the	13
while these things were	13
in the county of	13
brother the duke of	12
the count de richemont	12
the duke of glocester	12
of france and his	12
the advice of the	12
charles king of france	12
the party of the	12
the cardinal of winchester	12
that they may be	12
the english and burgundians	12
the names of the	12
sir clugnet de brabant	12
our good town of	12
the men at arms	12
of the county of	12
the conclusion of the	12
letters to the king	12
the hands of the	12
that they could not	12
at the bataile of	12
the utmost of their	12
our blood and lineage	12
attached to the duke	11
and other matters chap	11
the princes of our	11
to the number of	11
dukes of orleans and	11
by the count de	11
of the house of	11
different parts of the	11
bastard de st pol	11
duke of orleans and	11
in the hands of	11
others of our blood	11
duke of burgundy to	11
of acquitaine and the	11
utmost of their power	11
with the exception of	11
the lord de barbasan	11
whose soul may god	11
said lord the king	11
in the castle of	11
come to our knowledge	11
count de la marche	11
of brabant and the	11
to the crown of	11
the lord de gaucourt	11
the d day of	11
of the castle of	11
the field of battle	11
of the principal towns	11
th day of november	11
and the greater part	11
and men at arms	11
the lord de humieres	11
when this was done	11
the grand master of	10
well as they could	10
out of the town	10
the peace of arras	10
of berry and of	10
king of england had	10
john duke of burgundy	10
as well as to	10
the marshal de rieux	10
and returned to the	10
duke of burgundy for	10
the king and my	10
sir louis de vaucourt	10
of the city of	10
corporal punishment and confiscation	10
lay siege to the	10
duke of acquitaine to	10
the destruction of the	10
punishment and confiscation of	10
town of st denis	10
our said lord the	10
with the intent to	10
duke of burgundy sends	10
by the dukes of	10
king henry of england	10
to put an end	10
and in like manner	10
the country of the	10
by orders from the	10
king and my lord	10
for the security of	10
and the dukes of	10
count waleran de st	10
of those who had	10
of sir john fastolfe	10
holy father the pope	10
in a few days	10
waleran de st pol	10
the heir of commercy	10
president of the parliament	10
with a large body	10
the dukes of burgundy	10
in the possession of	10
that the king of	10
to treat of a	10
a body of men	10
as far as the	10
king edwarde the thrid	10
lord de la trimouille	10
of the golden fleece	10
th day of october	10
of the month of	10
the town of arras	10
large body of men	10
the principal towns in	10
by some of the	10
of acquitaine and burgundy	10
all the articles of	10
the army of the	10
brother to the duke	10
as well as they	10
into the hands of	10
the defence of the	9
duke of burgundy sent	9
in like manner were	9
the beginning of this	9
by the bishop of	9
about six hundred combatants	9
as well as in	9
the boke of noblesse	9
th day of august	9
the beginning of the	9
number of men at	9
sir peter des essars	9
for a considerable time	9
with men at arms	9
the three estates of	9
that may have been	9
line from the bottom	9
the chronicles of enguerrand	9
of corporal punishment and	9
their lord the duke	9
king of france at	9
everard de la marche	9
beginning of this year	9
at paris the th	9
obedience of the duke	9
the end of the	9
on the conclusion of	9
france and the duke	9
the lord de rambures	9
the chancellor of france	9
as they had done	9
the counts de st	9
th day of february	9
the conduct of the	9
duke of bourbon and	9
saved themselves by flight	9
duke of burgundy holds	9
letters from the king	9
has come to our	9
a town in picardy	9
the duchess of burgundy	9
parts of the kingdom	9
to the party of	9
but the duke of	9
the chancellor of acquitaine	9
was one of the	9
the king and of	9
the duchess of acquitaine	9
territories of the duke	9
to many of the	9
their lives and fortunes	9
to the articles of	9
the daughter of the	9
members of the university	9
on the eve of	9
the bastard de thian	9
command of the duke	9
counts de st pol	9
conclusion of the peace	9
to the gate of	9
a large force to	9
their men at arms	9
the city of arras	9
sent by the king	9
on the duke of	9
the duke and duchess	9
many men at arms	9
that is to say	9
to serve the king	9
law the duke of	9
men at arms were	9
duke of burgundy at	9
in the course of	9
of enguerrand de monstrelet	9
articles of the peace	9
the duke and his	9
the duke of milan	9
force of men at	9
of england and his	9
the city of bourges	9
paris the th day	9
chronicles of enguerrand de	9
the dukes of clarence	8
the officers of the	8
by sir john de	8
the lord de dampierre	8
at the request of	8
name of the king	8
in the country of	8
was the duke of	8
the frontiers of the	8
the late duke of	8
to whom these presents	8
of the queen and	8
the council of constance	8
peace that had been	8
the gate of st	8
on his arrival at	8
th day of july	8
daughter of the duke	8
in such wise that	8
the bishop of tournay	8
the departure of the	8
belonging to the duke	8
at the expense of	8
on the other side	8
duke john of burgundy	8
in his booke of	8
for the good of	8
set fire to the	8
pain of corporal punishment	8
dear and good friends	8
and not without cause	8
our cousin of burgundy	8
the counts de vertus	8
the archbishop of bourges	8
in the usual places	8
son to the lord	8
siege to the town	8
our court of parliament	8
bastard of st pol	8
to raise the siege	8
the king in his	8
the realm of france	8
of my lord the	8
the bishop of paris	8
and the countess of	8
the death of his	8
of the late duke	8
between the two parties	8
brother to the queen	8
duke of burgundy or	8
on the opposite side	8
king and the princes	8
the duchess of bourbon	8
sir elyon de jacqueville	8
for the defence of	8
and on the morrow	8
our officers of justice	8
thus signed by the	8
concluded between the duke	8
sir john bastard de	8
to the nombre of	8
the duke of bretagne	8
late duke of orleans	8
that the king would	8
to the observance of	8
on the report of	8
cousin the duke of	8
master of the rolls	8
th day of december	8
the abbey of st	8
to attend the convention	8
in consequence of this	8
to my lord the	8
between him and the	8
many of the principal	8
of orleans and his	8
the castle of st	8
the town of rue	8
between the king of	8
the advice of his	8
king and his realm	8
within a short time	8
the amount of six	8
the th of june	8
of our very dear	8
party of the duke	8
on having their lives	8
it is to be	8
of our said lord	8
duke of burgundy in	8
good city of paris	8
of my lord of	8
the command of sir	8
the walls and gates	8
and the other princes	8
soul may god pardon	8
to the walls of	8
bailiff of the vermandois	8
the count de la	8
the lord de longueval	8
henry king of england	8
th day of september	8
at the castle of	8
during the time the	7
by force of arms	7
the king his father	7
to the great vexation	7
on condition that the	7
those of his party	7
with the greater part	7
to him and to	7
of the lords of	7
dukes of bar and	7
to those who had	7
very many of the	7
razed to the ground	7
on the state of	7
to the city of	7
large sums of money	7
in obedience to the	7
master eustace de lactre	7
to the prejudice of	7
by the king in	7
to the great displeasure	7
sir anthony de craon	7
governor of the town	7
and his son sir	7
the chamber of accounts	7
brabant and the countess	7
at the siege of	7
took leave of the	7
and that they may	7
the king and kingdom	7
the treaty of peace	7
for the greater part	7
john bastard de st	7
the lord de crevecoeur	7
large sum of money	7
dukes of burgundy and	7
that the french were	7
a certain number of	7
to be proclaimed in	7
the most part of	7
the battle of agincourt	7
were put to death	7
the bastard of orleans	7
of the value of	7
the duke of lorraine	7
members of the council	7
whom these presents shall	7
the king and queen	7
men at arms as	7
made an attack on	7
greater part of them	7
an end to the	7
agreed to by the	7
duke of burgundy would	7
the rest of the	7
our lord the king	7
under pain of corporal	7
count de saint pol	7
john de luxembourg and	7
first president of the	7
the cause of his	7
in the beginning of	7
who governed the king	7
princes of your blood	7
orders of the duke	7
in opposition to the	7
of flanders and artois	7
the church of the	7
the archbishop of sens	7
other princes of the	7
many towns and castles	7
and the other captains	7
should there be occasion	7
daughter the university of	7
in company with the	7
the town of paris	7
the good of the	7
of berry and burgundy	7
the duchess of bedford	7
the count de hainault	7
duke of acquitaine was	7
the dukes of bar	7
on the one part	7
in the hope of	7
the lord de ront	7
king of sicily and	7
before the town of	7
the comon profit of	7
the request of the	7
a sum of money	7
the king at arms	7
and confiscation of effects	7
by means of the	7
to provide a remedy	7
these presents shall come	7
large bodies of men	7
king charles of france	7
the th of august	7
the great displeasure of	7
the earl of dorset	7
the possession of the	7
the provost of merchants	7
men at arms from	7
the lord de hambre	7
the marshal of burgundy	7
with his own hand	7
our holy father the	7
town of st valery	7
of bar and the	7
that no one may	7
on a certain day	7
th day of june	7
accustomed to bear arms	7
the peace that had	7
before the castle of	7
remonnet de la guerre	7
of the following tenour	7
and in the presence	7
a quarter of a	7
part of the king	7
as well as for	7
the country of caux	7
and went to the	7
the order of the	7
as it is said	6
by reason of the	6
william count of hainault	6
garrisons whence they had	6
the bishop of liege	6
the gret cite of	6
and his son the	6
master philip de morvillers	6
at the usual places	6
themselves as well as	6
of the peace at	6
the saide duchie of	6
by the second hand	6
had been agreed to	6
from the three estates	6
it was intended to	6
the gates of the	6
under the obedience of	6
of paris and of	6
held by the french	6
duke anthony of brabant	6
of the university of	6
all our loyal subjects	6
of the inhabitants of	6
may plead ignorance of	6
of the cite of	6
large body of the	6
make war on the	6
as the lord de	6
duke and duchess of	6
was lodged in the	6
one of his heralds	6
sister to the duke	6
sir regnault de fontaines	6
king of france in	6
is concluded between the	6
to all to whom	6
the utmost of our	6
abbey of st vincent	6
for fear of being	6
siege to the castle	6
church of our lady	6
greater part of their	6
on the borders of	6
from three to four	6
under pain of incurring	6
the th of july	6
but it was not	6
of some of the	6
and that they would	6
to our town of	6
two hundred men at	6
young count de st	6
to provide for the	6
with sound of trumpet	6
on the d day	6
the feast of the	6
th day of april	6
between the princes of	6
castle of the louvre	6
to return to their	6
my lady the queen	6
that is to wete	6
our town of paris	6
the provost of the	6
men at arms in	6
of which was as	6
commonalty of the town	6
added by second hand	6
and many of the	6
sir jennet de poix	6
what they had done	6
council of the king	6
by fire and sword	6
knights and esquires of	6
very dear lord and	6
one may plead ignorance	6
the leaders of the	6
at arms of the	6
marches a large force	6
the quarters of the	6
beloved son the duke	6
but the greater part	6
the princes of your	6
and that he had	6
those who governed the	6
very dear and good	6
the enemies of the	6
no one may plead	6
considerable body of men	6
in the kingdom of	6
a numerous body of	6
peace is concluded between	6
that it might be	6
king of france sends	6
the th of may	6
cardinal of santa croce	6
and the erle of	6
the lord de ternant	6
sir james de la	6
johan duke of bedforde	6
principal towns in france	6
the convention at arras	6
for the space of	6
to their lord the	6
the prince of wales	6
when he heard of	6
the archbishop of rheims	6
returned to the king	6
the duke of york	6
england and the duke	6
the roiaume of fraunce	6
proclaimed by sound of	6
any bodies of men	6
by orders of the	6
the deputies from flanders	6
the castle of beaumont	6
with his whole army	6
dukes of clarence and	6
disturbers of the peace	6
after the duke of	6
that had been agreed	6
and the deputies from	6
gret part of the	6
and contrary to the	6
who had been banished	6
many of the nobles	6
on the side of	6
and well beloved father	6
of bar and of	6
of his men to	6
of the dukes of	6
the manner in which	6
so that no one	6
the amount of about	6
the college of arms	6
to be put to	6
which was as follows	6
on account of this	6
welfare of the kingdom	6
he had in his	6
on their march to	6
and that they were	6
the town of hamme	6
duke of burgundy should	6
of our said cousin	6
burgundy and his heirs	6
the lord de heilly	6
parts of the town	6
the lords de croy	6
count of st pol	6
all to whom these	6
and several of the	6
between the two kings	6
duke of acquitaine were	6
king louis of sicily	6
de st pol and	6
the church of our	6
a large sum of	6
the feast of st	6
about four hundred combatants	6
a great number of	6
be put to death	6
charles duke of orleans	6
the countries of the	6
our will and pleasure	6
the count de tancarville	6
james de la riviere	6
and confiscation of goods	6
was killed at agincourt	6
the young count de	6
tenour of which was	6
bar and of bavaria	6
of orleans and burgundy	6
those of our blood	6
attached to the party	6
in different parts of	6
duke william count of	6
the great vexation of	6
the observance of the	6
our good city of	6
with him on the	6
or the greater part	6
the other side of	6
father the duke of	6
to the church of	6
places whence they had	6
return to their homes	6
a considerable body of	6
had for some time	6
of the battle of	6
according to the terms	6
ordered by the king	6
sir baudo de noyelle	6
and that you do	6
philip de la tour	6
sent one of his	6
that the king should	6
as i have said	6
caused it to be	6
articles of the treaty	6
was proclaimed in amiens	6
on the side toward	6
the orders of the	6
in the duchie of	6
when the king of	6
should there be any	6
the tenour of which	6
utmost of our power	5
sir robert de bar	5
way they had come	5
the king in the	5
the french in the	5
a certain sum of	5
for the most part	5
a qui est hardy	5
noble men of birthe	5
king of england to	5
the bastard of bourbon	5
that the king and	5
to the care of	5
to us and to	5
death of the late	5
orders from the king	5
sir guy le bouteiller	5
and those who had	5
the castle of clermont	5
by whom he was	5
de luxembourg and the	5
themselves in the town	5
and the adjacent parts	5
sir mauroy de st	5
in our good town	5
lost no time in	5
the majority of the	5
the king of cyprus	5
our vassals and subjects	5
according to their pleasure	5
king of france had	5
some of the princes	5
and in the number	5
y a qui est	5
by the english and	5
the rest saved themselves	5
was commanded by the	5
the said king henry	5
to wait for the	5
of acquitaine in the	5
may be inclined to	5
of burgundy had sent	5
and well beloved cousin	5
our said eldest son	5
the surrender of the	5
that it would be	5
king of france shall	5
were attached to the	5
have been guilty of	5
that had been made	5
and thence marched to	5
gain the town of	5
to join the duke	5
be proclaimed in all	5
made prisoners by the	5
himself admiral of france	5
and welfare of the	5
duke of berry and	5
such as had been	5
a treaty of peace	5
displeasing to the duke	5
castle of st angelo	5
truce between the two	5
brother to the king	5
whom were the lord	5
my lord the duke	5
of knights and esquires	5
to the very gates	5
to request that he	5
the reign of henry	5
of our said son	5
a village in picardy	5
and noble men of	5
from two to three	5
with a large army	5
that they were not	5
having their lives and	5
in his great council	5
other noble princes and	5
that he might not	5
sir aubert de canny	5
went out to meet	5
large force of men	5
the side of the	5
on the word of	5
of the said peace	5
and some of the	5
the peace at arras	5
a truce between the	5
sir louis de thieubronne	5
on the departure of	5
daughter the duchess of	5
the oaths of allegiance	5
be present at the	5
who may have been	5
the partisans of the	5
but the lord de	5
been for some time	5
he was desirous of	5
to our said cousin	5
the expense of the	5
the order of st	5
advanced to the town	5
of the country of	5
and some other captains	5
the last day of	5
provost of the merchants	5
the management of the	5
that he should not	5
the said duchie of	5
on the point of	5
of england and the	5
to surrender the place	5
of the kingdom of	5
but he could not	5
as has been said	5
where proclamations have been	5
the places whence they	5
eldest son to the	5
one of the principal	5
confined in the prisons	5
deputies from the three	5
on different parts of	5
to the dukes of	5
mauroy de st leger	5
and members of the	5
for the preservation of	5
dear companion the queen	5
were not well pleased	5
to the will of	5
to deliver up the	5
the isle de france	5
events that happened in	5
the siege of calais	5
returned to the duke	5
it to be proclaimed	5
in the same manner	5
joyfully received by the	5
of the peace of	5
killed and wounded on	5
returned to the town	5
against the walls and	5
to inform him of	5
st pol and de	5
duke of bar had	5
the dean of the	5
of the greater part	5
wait on the duke	5
the cardinal of santa	5
the town of dourlens	5
amadeus duke of savoy	5
from five to six	5
be found in the	5
of burgundy and of	5
where he was lodged	5
king charles and the	5
earl of warwick and	5
il en partit le	5
the mouth of the	5
from the holy council	5
the th of april	5
secretly as they could	5
the counts de nevers	5
in like manner shall	5
him the lord de	5
as many men at	5
to the quarters of	5
himself constable of france	5
an attack on the	5
that it may be	5
ambassadors from the duke	5
pain of incurring our	5
death of the duke	5
sir hector de flavy	5
his brother the duke	5
the bishop of arras	5
would not listen to	5
and some other gentlemen	5
serve him against all	5
of a general peace	5
and the whole of	5
the ruin of the	5
under pain of death	5
to make war on	5
and that the duke	5
duke of burgundy from	5
the church of st	5
has been before said	5
burgundy and his allies	5
be right of his	5
many were killed and	5
on his return to	5
put them to death	5
king in his great	5
of the roiaume of	5
laid siege to the	5
proclaimed in all the	5
for the king of	5
with their baggage and	5
of men of armes	5
reign of henry the	5
many other great lords	5
part of his army	5
yere of his reigne	5
signed by the duke	5
sir james de harcourt	5
the men of ghent	5
and sir regnault de	5
quarter of a league	5
and seneschalships in the	5
of fraunce and normandie	5
duke of burgundy is	5
were forced to surrender	5
on the receipt of	5
put him to death	5
each according to his	5
they returned to their	5
he took leave of	5
the castle of monchas	5
and his men at	5
certain sum of money	5
and that they had	5
of whom were the	5
possession of the town	5
the eldest son of	5
under pain of confiscation	5
did the duke of	5
six hundred men at	5
the solicitations of the	5
the bastille of st	5
by the army of	5
of the peace concluded	5
slain or made prisoners	5
of the bishop of	5
under pain of our	5
in order of battle	5
my lord the dauphin	5
from four to five	5
the lords of his	5
great displeasure of the	5
on the st of	5
the month of september	5
the towns and castles	5
and of the duke	5
set out from paris	5
inserted by the second	5
on the king and	5
of the said town	5
with the loss of	5
of the grand council	5
in fraunce and normandie	5
duke of acquitaine had	5
the territories of the	5
of gascoigne and guien	5
welfare of the king	5
for the purpose of	5
into the country of	5
the day of the	5
the lord de boissay	5
his son the count	5
that they do not	5
an account of the	5
treat of a peace	5
bailiwicks and seneschalships in	5
part of his men	5
duke of burgundy on	5
he went to the	5
an embassy to the	5
and that he should	5
and that he would	5
sir john de hornes	5
charles and the duke	5
it has come to	5
th day of january	5
the town of amiens	5
of our court of	5
were killed and wounded	5
the said king edwarde	5
the castle of the	5
the council of the	5
to their own country	5
other side of the	5
cardinal de santa croce	5
had been deprived of	5
under pain of being	5
faithful and loyal subjects	5
in the number was	5
to the presence of	5
all our officers of	5
and carried to the	5
at arms from all	5
the victorie at the	5
with fire and sword	5
near to the town	5
the duke of savoy	5
him against all his	5
whom they found in	5
the support of the	5
the duke of exeter	5
was most honourably received	5
the county of estampes	5
the way they had	5
king of france to	5
three estates of flanders	5
as secretly as they	5
held by the queen	5
well defended by the	5
my said lord of	5
to his castle of	5
and crown of france	5
in our town of	5
in dedis of armes	5
when they heard of	5
proper time and place	5
in this same year	5
to cross the river	5
for the death of	5
with the consent of	5
to the said king	5
king and the dauphin	5
sir john bastard of	5
the burgundians and picards	5
the principal leaders of	5
the counte of mayne	5
in like manner did	5
of the nobles and	5
part of the garrison	5
king edward the fourth	5
with a large force	5
the state of the	5
were sent to the	5
belonging to the count	5
pol and de ligny	5
be given to the	5
will be found in	5
had been done to	5
drawn up in battle	5
the count de saint	5
certain number of men	5
chevalier y a qui	5
in safety with their	5
all who may be	5
in the seneschalcie of	5
to the king at	5
duke of acquitaine in	5
join the duke of	5
on the subject of	5
to our very dear	5
on the third day	5
at the commencement of	5
lord de la fayette	5
aultre chevalier y a	5
men at arms for	5
king johan of fraunce	5
a large army to	5
john bastard of st	5
of the duchess of	5
sir robinet de mailly	5
to be present at	5
beginning of the month	5
the commands of the	4
to flanders and artois	4
king of france on	4
during the siege of	4
us and to our	4
the count of savoy	4
that he could not	4
king edward the thrid	4
well as to the	4
france marches his army	4
of it to the	4
they had done to	4
greatly alarmed at the	4
to bed of a	4
arras to attend the	4
master john de troyes	4
said duke and his	4
joined the duke of	4
obedient to the king	4
sir thomas de lersies	4
of burgundy goes to	4
the lord de sores	4
persons of the king	4
enterprises of the duke	4
to several of the	4
in favour of the	4
one of the bastards	4
duke of burgundy goes	4
of the duchy of	4
he receives from the	4
scalado the town of	4
count of flanders and	4
to his own country	4
to the great sorrow	4
of those who were	4
and his brother sir	4
sir ferry de mailly	4
sound of trumpet in	4
duke of burgundy leaves	4
into the countries of	4
a prisoner in england	4
to surrender to the	4
the walls of paris	4
thousand men at arms	4
of france holds a	4
at villiers le carbonel	4
their men in the	4
was made prisoner at	4
the king was at	4
the head of the	4
for the arrival of	4
the amount of three	4
government of the town	4
the bastard de humieres	4
of the church of	4
that the king had	4
had a mind to	4
lords de croy and	4
the contents of the	4
this was going forward	4
to the great joy	4
but they could not	4
as i have been	4
and a number of	4
with a loud voice	4
observance of the peace	4
he marches thence to	4
sent to the king	4
the receipt of this	4
much displeased at this	4
lord de fosseux and	4
attempts to gain the	4
luxembourg and the lord	4
one hundred and fifty	4
of france and england	4
king of england makes	4
duke of burgundy marches	4
and the welfare of	4
according to his pleasure	4
in possession of the	4
that the greater part	4
the van of the	4
inhabitants of the town	4
to endeavour to make	4
good of the realm	4
and under pain of	4
the obedience of king	4
lord de st george	4
the borgne de la	4
to the county of	4
took the road toward	4
as well as those	4
so that they were	4
the good town of	4
and inhabitants of the	4
but when the king	4
whom the duke of	4
wherever they may be	4
in the isle de	4
succeeded by his son	4
was at this time	4
king and his army	4
and on their arrival	4
had been accustomed to	4
by a numerous body	4
should be delivered up	4
who had been beheaded	4
and those of the	4
by the said duke	4
by command of the	4
of orleans and of	4
it is well known	4
of burgundy sends ambassadors	4
this edict was proclaimed	4
proclaimed in amiens the	4
his vassals and subjects	4
were the duke of	4
and many others of	4
commencement of this year	4
a peace is concluded	4
all the nobles and	4
had been ordered by	4
the kings of england	4
the month of may	4
of many of the	4
the inhabitants of rouen	4
and in general all	4
duke of burgundy chap	4
within the city of	4
the common people of	4
the young king henry	4
well as for the	4
places they had come	4
the arms of the	4
and the grand council	4
for the public welfare	4
a daughter of the	4
a short time before	4
they were met by	4
to defend them against	4
for an example to	4
to our aforesaid lord	4
the inhabitants of the	4
of the aforesaid lords	4
very much displeased at	4
he had been at	4
to the queen of	4
king of france holds	4
the constable and marshal	4
under the government of	4
the principal of whom	4
with a powerful army	4
and of my lord	4
the prisons of the	4
the castle of vincennes	4
of the duke and	4
the present duke of	4
with six hundred combatants	4
command all our officers	4
all that had passed	4
good and loyal subjects	4
up in battle array	4
uncle the duke of	4
time the duke of	4
in the said treaty	4
war against the duke	4
to the places they	4
to take possession of	4
to the countries of	4
the town of pontoise	4
they were forced to	4
hundred knights and esquires	4
to one of the	4
the town of calais	4
there was a great	4
of burgundy and to	4
with the aid of	4
with the intention of	4
they took the road	4
hector and philippe de	4
and to his heirs	4
the great joy of	4
son to the count	4
duke of burgundy now	4
that they should be	4
while this was passing	4
of our good town	4
swear to the observance	4
between the houses of	4
many other knights and	4
his heirs and successors	4
the terms of the	4
the answer he receives	4
and to request that	4
at the instance of	4
the peace concluded at	4
and those of his	4
of the gate of	4
his lord the duke	4
sir elion de jacqueville	4
it to the duke	4
in conjunction with the	4
by the command of	4
buried in the church	4
of burgundy in his	4
was well defended by	4
against him and his	4
the execution of these	4
that they had been	4
of the town and	4
pointed against the gates	4
of the tree of	4
and others of our	4
the due performance of	4
the lord de humbercourt	4
the comon wele of	4
some of the principal	4
killed or made prisoners	4
would be pleased to	4
marches his army from	4
of their men at	4
those who have been	4
the countries of artois	4
at which were present	4
france sends ambassadors to	4
according to reason and	4
letters from the duke	4
he was at the	4
the word of a	4
of the family of	4
one of the gates	4
the ill success of	4
an example to all	4
signed and sealed by	4
the line of march	4
caused him to be	4
france for king henry	4
the conclusion of this	4
marched his army from	4
berry and of burgundy	4
chamberlain to the duke	4
to the places whence	4
the siege of st	4
but in the end	4
the reformation of abuses	4
the prejudice of the	4
on the faith and	4
du mesnil and ferry	4
louis king of sicily	4
sir john de vergy	4
about the same time	4
the consent of the	4
the commencement of this	4
and some others of	4
concluded between the two	4
that he had been	4
the keys of the	4
great part of his	4
brought to bed of	4
nephew the duke of	4
to meet the enemy	4
of the assailants were	4
about the yere of	4
for such is our	4
of the same month	4
who was killed at	4
under the orders of	4
the king our lord	4
that of the king	4
of st pol and	4
in the usual manner	4
lord de croy and	4
of the late lord	4
the knights and esquires	4
these letters from the	4
burgundy and to his	4
by the king to	4
they owe to us	4
to the abbey of	4
army of the king	4
the loss of the	4
present the king of	4
john duke of bedford	4
the end of a	4
of william of worcestre	4
of the holy church	4
the oaths of the	4
the part of our	4
of sir james de	4
whether male or female	4
of the great towns	4
in various parts of	4
the due fulfilment of	4
and some of his	4
of those who have	4
a great body of	4
it was settled that	4
the county of vaudemont	4
hector and philip de	4
to the gates of	4
and sent to the	4
the count de ligny	4
of winchester and the	4
borgne de la heuse	4
high words passed between	4
amount of six thousand	4
louis duke of orleans	4
the subject of their	4
the whole of his	4
to return to the	4
between france and england	4
for the better security	4
of the king or	4
great loss of the	4
return to the king	4
that they might be	4
reverend father in god	4
having their lives spared	4
could lay hands on	4
second hand in the	4
king of france marches	4
them as far as	4
has been before declared	4
and the duchess of	4
in like manner as	4
was ordered by the	4
like manner did the	4
according to the tenour	4
of clarence and gloucester	4
before the king and	4
of our subjects and	4
other knights and esquires	4
sent the lord de	4
the king and to	4
sir florimont de brimeu	4
of all the articles	4
raymonnet de la guerre	4
the cardinal of cyprus	4
part of the town	4
had for a long	4
to him and his	4
the observance of this	4
had been given to	4
and the ambassadors from	4
request that he would	4
contrary to our will	4
the nobles and gentlemen	4
a large village called	4
the town of ghent	4
the representative of the	4
on the river somme	4
the places they had	4
this answer to the	4
our courts of parliament	4
other territories of the	4
as yt ys seyd	4
of the marshal de	4
at the first onset	4
master robert le jeune	4
the holy council of	4
and with sound of	4
with a multitude of	4
and the other lords	4
comon profit of rome	4
king and of my	4
according to the heinousness	4
to be harangued by	4
the bishop of therouenne	4
john de luxembourg was	4
but it was well	4
with the king and	4
of the comon wele	4
they found in the	4
their baggage and effects	4
the report of his	4
martelet du mesnil and	4
six hundred fighting men	4
alliance with the king	4
and esquires of the	4
the exception of the	4
they heard of this	4
the bishop of st	4
brothers the dukes of	4
louis duke of bavaria	4
men at arms of	4
was very displeasing to	4
with those of the	4
the state of his	4
the charges made against	4
conduct of the duke	4
which the french had	4
part of the said	4
said cousin the duke	4
the arrest of sir	4
duke of burgundy were	4
descendid of noble bloode	4
of a marriage between	4
that the dukes of	4
the count and his	4
of berry and orleans	4
a part of his	4
the presence of our	4
of the parliament and	4
according to the custom	4
it was well defended	4
son the count de	4
of france sends ambassadors	4
of france marches his	4
to the king a	4
written on an erasure	4
three or four hundred	4
and his two brothers	4
of the great council	4
of berry and bourbon	4
such as may have	4
part of the english	4
mesnil and ferry de	4
of what they had	4
and ferry de mailly	4
at arms for the	4
of burgundy on the	4
like manner shall the	4
was sent by the	4
the said duke and	4
a small town in	4
of the officers of	4
eldest son the duke	4
the bailiff of the	4
had the victorie at	4
the place to the	4
the commonalty of ghent	4
in the most public	4
in the service of	4
the said king lowes	4
by a second hand	4
the chief towns in	4
at the instigation of	4
son to the king	4
as well secular as	4
the bailiwicks and seneschalships	4
expert men at arms	4
who had accompanied him	4
of his men at	4
is sent by the	4
france holds a grand	4
canons of st gery	4
without the consent of	4
duke of bedford at	4
those who may have	4
our very dear lord	4
and the bishop of	4
expense of the king	4
numbers of men at	4
king and crown of	4
th day of the	4
of gascoigne and guyen	4
in spite of the	4
princes of his blood	4
and their bodies hung	4
on the territories of	4
and the counts de	4
all parts of his	4
be very prejudicial to	4
all who may have	4
prisoners by the english	4
those who had taken	4
in the cathedral church	4
the royal house of	4
part of them were	4
our said lord and	4
sum of money for	4
the constable and the	4
lords of the council	4
that if he would	4
the french and burgundians	4
and loyal subjects to	4
very dear and great	4
for the due performance	4
the great loss of	4
in the best manner	4
of edward the fourth	4
such as the lord	4
surrender the place on	4
to be besieged by	4
in amiens the th	4
better government of the	4
of the blood royal	4
in the forest of	4
partisans of the duke	4
mei semper ad dominum	4
common people of normandy	4
the castle of breteuil	4
as well as of	4
should they refuse to	4
reduced to the obedience	4
the better government of	4
with his men at	4
as the representative of	4
the count waleran de	4
of my aforesaid lord	4
the bastard de st	4
three or four of	4
in right of his	4
gain the castle of	4
out of the church	4
our reign the th	4
surrender to the king	4
the duke of gloucester	4
some of the english	4
to come to him	4
follow the names of	4
to serve him against	4
new knights were created	4
the town of compiegne	4
duke of burgundy has	4
edict was proclaimed in	4
the pope and the	4
were pointed against the	4
and his whole army	4
in the prisons of	4
under pain of the	4
through the means of	4
granted to the king	4
the french gain the	4
of the possession of	4
he was lodged at	4
of burgundy was encamped	4
well beloved cousin the	4
sir martelet du mesnil	4
the state of affairs	4
under our privy seal	4
to the terms of	4
the end of this	4
well as in other	4
the events that happened	4
to the great loss	4
fixed his quarters at	4
while this was going	4
obtained from the king	4
and his eldest son	4
of horse and foot	4
in peace and tranquillity	4
burgundy sends ambassadors to	4
the oaths that were	4
between the dukes of	4
french gain the town	4
return to paris until	4
in such wise as	4
in a body to	4
and returned to his	4
to the commands of	4
in which he had	4
a peace between the	4
the nobles and prelates	4
if the king of	4
within the realm of	4
in the worship of	4
cardinal of winchester and	4
our said cousin the	4
many of the great	4
some of them were	4
the king on the	4
up to the duke	4
sends letters to the	4
a sufficient number of	4
he marched his army	4
acquitaine and the other	4
for they were afraid	4
other events that happened	4
name of the duke	4
on the morrow of	4
the report of the	4
on the last day	4
croce and of cyprus	4
persons of low degree	4
holy evangelists of god	4
daughter of the count	4
so in the ms	4
from all parts of	4
were sent by the	4
with about six hundred	4
humphry duke of glocester	4
of the royal blood	4
in all the usual	4
and philip de saveuses	4
serve for an example	4
queen and the duchess	4
duke of burgundy held	4
the same manner as	4
to join the king	4
pointed against the walls	4
in consequence of which	4
to enable them to	4
the comons of rome	4
of the party of	4
peace concluded between the	4
the walls of our	4
of the chamber of	4
he was attended by	4
and at the same	4
clermont in the beauvoisis	4
in the same year	4
dear and great friends	4
to the heinousness of	4
that he would be	4
the contents of which	4
they had come from	4
sent to the duke	4
side of the water	4
of burgundy holds a	4
orleans and his brothers	4
merchants and the sheriffs	4
eldest son of the	4
that the english were	4
takes many towns and	4
the two sons of	4
it was not long	4
three to four hundred	4
against all his enemies	4
the king or the	4
john de croy was	4
grand butler of france	4
had set fire to	4
and sir simon de	4
as the duke of	4
johan regent of fraunce	4
in consequence of it	4
all the usual places	4
of france for king	4
a large company of	4
took by storm the	4
the gret part of	4
ought to have been	4
with the approbation of	4
could not obtain any	4
chancellor of france for	4
ambassadors from the holy	4
grand pannetier de france	4
to make an attempt	4
to oppose the english	4
into the town of	4
by the mouth of	4
orleans and of bourbon	4
against master jean petit	4
saide duchie of normandie	4
the castle of haphincourt	4
given up to the	4
good and faithful subjects	4
daughter to the duke	4
him and to his	4
four or five hundred	4
have the goodness to	4
by men at arms	4
of the queen of	4
of the king his	4
is combated by the	4
against the king of	4
the canons of st	4
amiens the th day	4
by the town of	4
as well as by	4
the great astonishment of	4
by scalado the town	4
the duchie of normandie	4
how they should act	4
government of the realm	4
the town of lagny	4
on the field of	4
and duke of rheims	4
hamme on the somme	4
the king of arragon	4
the knowledge of the	4
and some of them	4
a man at arms	4
that there be no	4
and the members of	4
said to have been	4
the battle of azincourt	4
to the tenour of	4
makes war on the	4
through the grace of	4
of these our orders	4
a long time in	4
john son to the	4
as you shall judge	4
took place between them	4
duke of burgundy the	4
the castle of rouen	4
enemies of the kingdom	4
of burgundy or his	4
of sicily and the	4
raise the siege of	4
for the government of	4
who may be inclined	4
of the english were	4
defence of the country	4
as ambassadors from the	4
won by the french	4
had been concluded at	4
the lord de hangest	4
to do the same	4
his booke of chevalrie	4
very displeasing to the	4
archbishop and duke of	4
king and the constable	4
of the principal inhabitants	4
the month of august	4
shall do the same	4
for the surrender of	4
king henry and his	4
council held by the	4
to be publicly proclaimed	4
the better security of	4
that of sir john	4
a large force of	4
through the interference of	4
hand in the margin	4
to the great astonishment	4
bed of a son	4
he was put to	4
lay siege to st	4
and many other noble	4
de croy and de	4
our very dear son	4
the king and crown	4
order of the golden	4
the marriage of the	4
all the towns and	4
santa croce and of	4
was settled that the	4
and other places in	4
places within your bailiwick	4
the persons of the	4
of these our commands	4
such as you shall	4
the tree of batailes	4
and well beloved son	4
rest saved themselves by	4
the county of burgundy	4
he could no way	4
the gates of paris	4
to suffer him to	4
the defeat of the	4
on the confines of	4
example to all others	4
the greater security of	4
and the said king	4
who had brought the	4
country of the duke	4
the entrance of the	4
to those of the	4
much mischief to the	4
and signed by the	4
the isle of france	4
the approbation of the	4
on the day of	4
the palace of the	4
to the house of	4
with sir john de	3
the lord de fontaines	3
he had received from	3
at this time also	3
approbation of the duke	3
gate leading to the	3
a multitude of peasants	3
and at the bataile	3
as in other countries	3
conclusion of this treaty	3
de fosseux and his	3
prevailed on the king	3
the cathedral church of	3
person of the king	3
men at arms was	3
memorable events that happened	3
louis de luxembourg bishop	3
the lord de longny	3
the value of twenty	3
other places under their	3
chamberlain to the king	3
was thus signed by	3
that he would never	3
the most effectual means	3
the siege of orleans	3
to inform the king	3
allegiance to the queen	3
two to three hundred	3
was met by the	3
golden fleece in the	3
of the provost of	3
peace was concluded between	3
duke and his heirs	3
our faithful and loyal	3
at this same period	3
publicly burnt in the	3
the duke would not	3
our city of paris	3
was put to death	3
men in killed and	3
remained for a long	3
our love of peace	3
and other engines of	3
undre the umbre and	3
with others of our	3
laid hands on him	3
in the rear of	3
the exigence of the	3
our subjects and kingdom	3
wounded on both sides	3
to their lodgings in	3
duke of burgundy than	3
in any manner whatever	3
with him john son	3
king philip of fraunce	3
day of august in	3
and that of his	3
where he was confined	3
and that no one	3
lords of your blood	3
the holy father the	3
that he should have	3
that all persons who	3
continued his march to	3
the government of this	3
under pain of forfeiture	3
had formed an alliance	3
ladislaus king of naples	3
on the authority of	3
defend them against the	3
tent of the duke	3
on a severe warfare	3
for the payment of	3
walls of our good	3
sent it to the	3
the name of king	3
and send them to	3
and continued by others	3
in conjunction with other	3
collected a large force	3
seneschalships in the realm	3
very prejudicial to the	3
of a sum of	3
the tent of the	3
caused such an alarm	3
any person or persons	3
management of the finances	3
of france by the	3
the inhabitants of that	3
of the invasion of	3
crespy in the valois	3
and one of them	3
they were under the	3
of bourbon and the	3
from the sacred college	3
in the midst of	3
an attack on a	3
all our vassals and	3
a sharp attack on	3
well beloved son the	3
towns of compiegne and	3
castle of dommart in	3
that the men of	3
on his return from	3
of hainault came thither	3
advice of the duke	3
the inhabitants of this	3
these matters had been	3
received by the king	3
diocese of st omer	3
the gate leading to	3
the count de dampmartin	3
and in regard to	3
a native of normandy	3
the princes of his	3
great profit to the	3
to the king as	3
arthur count de richemont	3
and holy evangelists of	3
in the names of	3
so soon as he	3
driven out of paris	3
of germany and the	3
support of the war	3
to the will and	3
provost of merchants and	3
terms for a peace	3
that he was not	3
of your grand council	3
the good graces of	3
field of battle to	3
the same time that	3
only three or four	3
holden on the state	3
frontiers of the boulonois	3
the death of sir	3
notwithstanding any letters or	3
between them and the	3
at which he was	3
was at that time	3
the public welfare of	3
at the batelle of	3
on account of his	3
st remy du plain	3
that they were forced	3
the guard of the	3
town of crespy in	3
so that they may	3
in all the streets	3
subjects of the king	3
son of john ii	3
from time to time	3
of paris and normandy	3
the cause of their	3
him john son to	3
made acquainted with the	3
the wellwishers of the	3
which had been made	3
of the french were	3
such an alarm among	3
to the government of	3
to visit the duke	3
of the said king	3
marshal of burgundy and	3
from fear of the	3
quarter of an hour	3
auctour and foundour in	3
upon the conclusion of	3
utmost of his power	3
part of those who	3
him by the king	3
set fire to it	3
to be attached to	3
duke of burgundy do	3
have been usually made	3
to write letters to	3
the greater part to	3
during the residence of	3
toward the end of	3
solicitation of the duke	3
and returned to their	3
explained to the king	3
that if he did	3
of the men at	3
umbre and coloure of	3
burgundy on the other	3
and said that he	3
that those who had	3
some of the inhabitants	3
that he will not	3
of william lord of	3
with three or four	3
cause of his coming	3
for that he was	3
paris and normandy by	3
advanced in handsome array	3
belonging to the lord	3
where he had been	3
to different parts of	3
peace had been concluded	3
the enterprises of the	3
treat of a marriage	3
be the frenshe partie	3
happened in the kingdom	3
the duchie of gascoigne	3
peace between the king	3
with all speed to	3
not be able to	3
in the college of	3
some new knights were	3
preparations for the siege	3
the name of my	3
possession of all their	3
to sir aubert de	3
attend the convention chap	3
and others of king	3
th of that month	3
usual places where proclamations	3
went to st omer	3
to make peace between	3
was killed at this	3
as the king was	3
of about six thousand	3
he had finished his	3
destroy the king of	3
of clermont in the	3
as large a force	3
feast of the golden	3
did homage to the	3
of the french captains	3
should they not be	3
of our royal blood	3
cardinals de santa croce	3
on the morrow they	3
lords who had been	3
to obey the summons	3
end to the war	3
attached to the orleans	3
accompanied by some of	3
place on the th	3
dean of the cardinal	3
that if there were	3
duke of burgundy returned	3
for a certain time	3
in the duchy of	3
in that of the	3
dear lord and cousin	3
in this manner did	3
a marriage between the	3
in the first booke	3
governed the king and	3
with many other great	3
was succeeded by his	3
went to the duke	3
the bishop of metz	3
with his great seal	3
emperor of germany and	3
the government of his	3
of the king at	3
of clarence and the	3
st pol en ternois	3
sir charles de lens	3
to the principal towns	3
to folow the steppis	3
burnt the town of	3
the king for the	3
you in his holy	3
and normandy by the	3
that on the th	3
to come to paris	3
the time the king	3
before the gates of	3
and then went to	3
fathers in god the	3
had been of the	3
the bishops of paris	3
to sir john fastolfe	3
king and queen of	3
as it may be	3
that had been held	3
and others who have	3
the battle of verneuil	3
to our good town	3
the matters that were	3
other memorable events that	3
from the principal towns	3
charges made against him	3
by others to the	3
at the entrance of	3
john and sir anthony	3
when the earl of	3
excepting such as had	3
of vernelle in perche	3
beloved father the duke	3
in the courts of	3
of the cruel civil	3
of parliament and of	3
lord gilles de bretagne	3
the cite of rome	3
of my said lord	3
in law of armes	3
of france and of	3
from bad to worse	3
three hundred men at	3
you shall judge expedient	3
of armes and of	3
them according to their	3
at arras to attend	3
the duke of anjou	3
cost and pomp in	3
that if he were	3
to wait on the	3
him by right of	3
our said nephews and	3
date to these presents	3
of louis duke of	3
provision and warlike stores	3
and also to the	3
arms and archers as	3
louis duke of acquitaine	3
by sea and land	3
had remained in the	3
is contrary to the	3
him and his heirs	3
and fixed his quarters	3
it was at length	3
of provins in brie	3
in the expectation of	3
the course of the	3
in his holy keeping	3
la fayette marshal of	3
the peace of the	3
of the noble cenatoure	3
sent by the pope	3
de luxembourg count de	3
england and his council	3
of burgundy had remained	3
under pain of his	3
after which the king	3
to the towns of	3
to the vidame of	3
of treason against us	3
quentin in the vermandois	3
the commander in chief	3
gained possession of the	3
the second son of	3
a very large sum	3
on their faith and	3
the earls of warwick	3
and could not be	3
between several of our	3
here follows a copy	3
him and his subjects	3
the towns of compiegne	3
to make an inroad	3
be harangued by master	3
on their arrival at	3
of the burgundian party	3
to my said lord	3
arrive at arras to	3
of the bastards of	3
gained the town of	3
the king in council	3
would put an end	3
he was forced to	3
on the means of	3
open the gates of	3
when the king came	3
of burgundy sent letters	3
made mencion of the	3
another part of the	3
in time to come	3
the council broke up	3
as well as he	3
the cause of this	3
count de vertus and	3
said lord of acquitaine	3
in the house of	3
by the duchess of	3
beginning at the year	3
open or secret means	3
of burgundy had written	3
the king and realm	3
take possession of the	3
the ministers of the	3
the bishop of norwich	3
in respect to the	3
of the ordre of	3
examples to all others	3
the power of the	3
of the receipt of	3
and power of the	3
where they were met	3
uncle to the king	3
could not any way	3
sir john and sir	3
the payment of the	3
some of his most	3
as well of the	3
we delegate to you	3
of burgundy at arras	3
to offer them battle	3
grand echanson of france	3
of sir john froissart	3
proclamation to be made	3
and our very dear	3
when he had been	3
officers to the towns	3
quartered themselves in the	3
john brother to the	3
sir regnault de versailles	3
a history of fair	3
of bedford and of	3
to king edward the	3
a copy of which	3
out of paris to	3
king of england was	3
dukes of bedford and	3
to drive them out	3
the number of sixteen	3
ambassadors from our holy	3
containing an account of	3
england to the duke	3
the ladies and damsels	3
and thence to compiegne	3
put to death the	3
and duchess of burgundy	3
other places under the	3
and sent them to	3
it to the king	3
to their different homes	3
sir john de bressay	3
was very desirous of	3
in times to come	3
and others attached to	3
the lands of the	3
hung by the shoulders	3
towns in the kingdom	3
the parisians and members	3
countess of hainault came	3
presence of his council	3
part of the duke	3
and wounded on both	3
it was carried to	3
that on the receipt	3
of compiegne and soissons	3
accustomed places within your	3
was followed by the	3
of sir martelet du	3
good men of armes	3
the remainder of the	3
in the reign of	3
of sir clugnet de	3
the countries attached to	3
to surrender it to	3
some of the captains	3
made prisoner at the	3
held out for the	3
king of england at	3
the command of a	3
the lord willoughby and	3
with the count de	3
of sir peter des	3
in the number were	3
fayette marshal of france	3
management of the king	3
was encamped on the	3
vengeance on their oppressors	3
for the observance of	3
of our said town	3
king and his grand	3
taken down from the	3
to be drawn up	3
or five hundred combatants	3
account of this war	3
il y disna le	3
since the death of	3
so solemnly sworn to	3
edwarde first and king	3
between the two kingdoms	3
of the th of	3
of his heralds called	3
his daughter the duchess	3
to quarter themselves at	3
few days after the	3
the said king johan	3
of france on the	3
the solicitation of the	3
commanded by the lord	3
surmounted with a crown	3
in the daies of	3
knowen thoroughe alle cristen	3
history of fair example	3
many councils to consider	3
confined in the louvre	3
their friends and adherents	3
the king at paris	3
prevent the enemy from	3
that it was intended	3
and in opposition to	3
and according to reason	3
son of john lord	3
the revenues of the	3
the absence of the	3
to the priory of	3
a severe war against	3
respect to the king	3
and enguerrand de bournouville	3
the seal of the	3
and that they will	3
the sole government of	3
of the saide duchie	3
numerous body of men	3
great body of men	3
the rear of the	3
wrote letters to the	3
two sons of the	3
and his council to	3
sent an embassy to	3
town of hamme on	3
of paris and the	3
king of france chap	3
whatever rank or condition	3
into the duchy of	3
of the dean of	3
in defiance of the	3
le veau de bar	3
the tyme of the	3