History of England Under Henry the Fourth Volume 4 (Paperback)
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 158 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.3in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1884 edition. Excerpt: . . . In 7 November, 1404, he was, with his brother Henry, present at the operations against the Welsh in Glamorganshire. On the 85th of July, 1404, Janico Dartas was appointed Admiral of Ireland during the Kings pleasure. Loan C4, ii, 93; Four Masters, iii, 771. pat. , 4 H. IV. , 2, 3, 5, July 14th, 1403. s Ibid, 1, 6. 4 Black Book Of Admiralty, i, 387, quoting Marlebnrgh Ancient Irish Histories. 6 Rot. Parl. , iii, 537. 5 Ord. Priv. Co. , i, 268. 7 Tyler, i, 197. Pat. , 5 H. IV. , 2, 10. For Scotland, it was decided that every effort should be made to secure the opportunity for making a lasting peace. But already the opportunity was passing away. The Duke of Rothsay had been disgraced and imprisoned, and the war party, headed by the Earl of Douglas, was in full power. On the English side, Commissioners of high rank were appointed to treat with the Scots. Among the Commissioners were the Earls of Northumberland and Westmoreland, with Henry Percy, as Warden of Berwick, and the Bishops of Bangor and Carlisle. They were supplied with complete 2instructions how to act, according as they should find a willing spirit or the reverse among the Scots. If the Scottish King would admit the claim put forward by Henry to the overlordship, doing homage for his crown, and accepting summons and attendance at the English Parliament, a final peace might be arranged between the two countries. If he still disputed the claim, it might be held in abeyance for a term of years, to be submitted to the decision of certain sage and discreet persons on both sides; and, in the meantime, a general truce might be made between the two countries, the Scottish King undertaking to supply 500 men, when required. In return, he was to receive an annuity, in. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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Language: English . Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1884 edition. Excerpt: .In 7 November, 1404, he was, with his brother Henry, present at the operations against the Welsh in Glamorganshire. On the 85th of July, 1404, Janico Dartas was appointed Admiral of Ireland during the King s pleasure. Loan C4, ii, 93; Four Masters, iii, 771. pat., 4 H. IV., 2, 3, 5, July 14th, 1403. s Ibid, 1, 6. 4 Black Book Of Admiralty, i, 387, quoting Marlebnrgh Ancient Irish Histories. 6 Rot. Parl., iii, 537. 5 Ord. Priv. Co., i, 268. 7 Tyler, i, 197. Pat., 5 H. IV., 2, 10. For Scotland, it was decided that every effort should be made to secure the opportunity for making a lasting peace. But already the opportunity was passing away. The Duke of Rothsay had been disgraced and imprisoned, and the war party, headed by the Earl of Douglas, was in full power. On the English side, Commissioners of high rank were appointed to treat with the Scots. Among the Commissioners were the Earls of Northumberland and Westmoreland, with Henry Percy, as Warden of Berwick, and the Bishops of Bangor and Carlisle. They were supplied with complete 2instructions how to act, according as they should find a willing spirit or the reverse among the Scots. If the Scottish King would admit the claim put forward by Henry to the overlordship, doing homage for his crown, and accepting summons and attendance at the English Parliament, a final peace might be arranged between the two countries. If he still disputed the claim, it might be held in abeyance for a term of years, to be submitted to the decision of certain sage and discreet persons on both sides; and, in the meantime, a general truce might be made between the two countries, the Scottish King undertaking to supply 500 men, when required. In return, he was to receive an annuity, in.

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Language: English . Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1884 edition. Excerpt: .In 7 November, 1404, he was, with his brother Henry, present at the operations against the Welsh in Glamorganshire. On the 85th of July, 1404, Janico Dartas was appointed Admiral of Ireland during the King s pleasure. Loan C4, ii, 93; Four Masters, iii, 771. pat., 4 H. IV., 2, 3, 5, July 14th, 1403. s Ibid, 1, 6. 4 Black Book Of Admiralty, i, 387, quoting Marlebnrgh Ancient Irish Histories. 6 Rot. Parl., iii, 537. 5 Ord. Priv. Co., i, 268. 7 Tyler, i, 197. Pat., 5 H. IV., 2, 10. For Scotland, it was decided that every effort should be made to secure the opportunity for making a lasting peace. But already the opportunity was passing away. The Duke of Rothsay had been disgraced and imprisoned, and the war party, headed by the Earl of Douglas, was in full power. On the English side, Commissioners of high rank were appointed to treat with the Scots. Among the Commissioners were the Earls of Northumberland and Westmoreland, with Henry Percy, as Warden of Berwick, and the Bishops of Bangor and Carlisle. They were supplied with complete 2instructions how to act, according as they should find a willing spirit or the reverse among the Scots. If the Scottish King would admit the claim put forward by Henry to the overlordship, doing homage for his crown, and accepting summons and attendance at the English Parliament, a final peace might be arranged between the two countries. If he still disputed the claim, it might be held in abeyance for a term of years, to be submitted to the decision of certain sage and discreet persons on both sides; and, in the meantime, a general truce might be made between the two countries, the Scottish King undertaking to supply 500 men, when required. In return, he was to receive an annuity, in.

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