History of England Under Henry the Fourth Volume 3 (Paperback)
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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. 1896 edition. Excerpt: .of England,2 Constable of Corfe Castle,3 and Captain of Calais.4 In 1402 he accompanied the Lady Blanche to Cologne,6 and escorted Queen Joan over from Brittany.11 He called his eldest boy Henry, after the King his brother, 7 who held the infant at the font for his baptism at Westminster, Oct. 16th, i40i, K and settled an annuity of 1000 marks upon him; - and when another del Duca ili Lancastro Inghilese it zio del Re d Inghilterra con mille cavalli di buona gente d arme.-Minerbetti in Tartini, Rerum Italicarum Scriptures, II., 364). Whoever this was, it was certainly not Henry of Bolingbroke, as I had wrongly supposed in Vol. I., p. 6. (Cf. Frois., xv., 407. Henry s name is not mentioned in Aschbach, I., 98, 103.) The battle was fought on Sep. 25th, 1396 (kervyn, Hi., 45; Annuaire Bulletin, Xxiv., 206; Delaville, L, 270; not 28th, as Vol. 1., p. 157; nor 15th, as Delisle in Ec. Des Chartes, Li., 145; not 1393, as Cabaret, 268), and it is known with certainty that at that time he was just preparing to cross from England to Calais to be present at the betrothal of Richard II. and Isabel (Due. I.anc. Rec, Xxviii., 3, 6, App. A). On Oct. 22nd and 26th, 1396, he dined with the Duke of Burgundy at St. Omer itin., 258, 554. Cf. un cerf d or a la devise du roy d Angleterre garni de pierrerie que mondit seigneur (i.e., Philip le Hardi) donne a St. Omer au Conte de Derby quant il donna a disner au roy nostre sire et a la royne d Angleterre.--Dehaisnes, Ii., 737, and on parting at Eperlecques was presented with a buckle (fermail) of the value of 300 livres, ornamented with a sapphire, three balais, and three pearls. 1 Vol. I., p. 74. In his father s will he is called le Marquis. --Wills in Kings, 159. Vol. I., p. 75, note 1.

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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. 1896 edition. Excerpt: .of England,2 Constable of Corfe Castle,3 and Captain of Calais.4 In 1402 he accompanied the Lady Blanche to Cologne,6 and escorted Queen Joan over from Brittany.11 He called his eldest boy Henry, after the King his brother, 7 who held the infant at the font for his baptism at Westminster, Oct. 16th, i40i, K and settled an annuity of 1000 marks upon him; - and when another del Duca ili Lancastro Inghilese it zio del Re d Inghilterra con mille cavalli di buona gente d arme.-Minerbetti in Tartini, Rerum Italicarum Scriptures, II., 364). Whoever this was, it was certainly not Henry of Bolingbroke, as I had wrongly supposed in Vol. I., p. 6. (Cf. Frois., xv., 407. Henry s name is not mentioned in Aschbach, I., 98, 103.) The battle was fought on Sep. 25th, 1396 (kervyn, Hi., 45; Annuaire Bulletin, Xxiv., 206; Delaville, L, 270; not 28th, as Vol. 1., p. 157; nor 15th, as Delisle in Ec. Des Chartes, Li., 145; not 1393, as Cabaret, 268), and it is known with certainty that at that time he was just preparing to cross from England to Calais to be present at the betrothal of Richard II. and Isabel (Due. I.anc. Rec, Xxviii., 3, 6, App. A). On Oct. 22nd and 26th, 1396, he dined with the Duke of Burgundy at St. Omer itin., 258, 554. Cf. un cerf d or a la devise du roy d Angleterre garni de pierrerie que mondit seigneur (i.e., Philip le Hardi) donne a St. Omer au Conte de Derby quant il donna a disner au roy nostre sire et a la royne d Angleterre.--Dehaisnes, Ii., 737, and on parting at Eperlecques was presented with a buckle (fermail) of the value of 300 livres, ornamented with a sapphire, three balais, and three pearls. 1 Vol. I., p. 74. In his father s will he is called le Marquis. --Wills in Kings, 159. Vol. I., p. 75, note 1.

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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 176 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.4in.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. 1896 edition. Excerpt: . . . of England, 2 Constable of Corfe Castle, 3 and Captain of Calais. 4 In 1402 he accompanied the Lady Blanche to Cologne, 6 and escorted Queen Joan over from Brittany. 11 He called his eldest boy Henry, after the King his brother, 7 who held the infant at the font for his baptism at Westminster, Oct. 16th, i40i, K and settled an annuity of 1000 marks upon him;- and when another del Duca ili Lancastro Inghilese it zio del Re dInghilterra con mille cavalli di buona gente darme. -Minerbetti in Tartini, Rerum Italicarum Scriptures, II. , 364). Whoever this was, it was certainly not Henry of Bolingbroke, as I had wrongly supposed in Vol. I. , p. 6. (Cf. Frois. , xv. , 407. Henrys name is not mentioned in Aschbach, I. , 98, 103. ) The battle was fought on Sep. 25th, 1396 (kervyn, Hi. , 45; Annuaire Bulletin, Xxiv. , 206; Delaville, L, 270; not 28th, as Vol. 1. , p. 157; nor 15th, as Delisle in Ec. Des Chartes, Li. , 145; not 1393, as Cabaret, 268), and it is known with certainty that at that time he was just preparing to cross from England to Calais to be present at the betrothal of Richard II. and Isabel (Due. I. anc. Rec, Xxviii. , 3, 6, App. A). On Oct. 22nd and 26th, 1396, he dined with the Duke of Burgundy at St. Omer itin. , 258, 554. Cf. un cerf dor a la devise du roy dAngleterre garni de pierrerie que mondit seigneur (i. e. , Philip le Hardi) donne a St. Omer au Conte de Derby quant il donna a disner au roy nostre sire et a la royne dAngleterre. --Dehaisnes, Ii. , 737, and on parting at Eperlecques was presented with a buckle (fermail) of the value of 300 livres, ornamented with a sapphire, three balais, and three pearls. 1 Vol. I. , p. 74. In his fathers will he is called le Marquis. --Wills in Kings, 159. Vol. I. , p. 75, note 1. . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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