A Chronicle of England During the Reigns of the Tudors, From A. D. 1485-1559
A Chronicle of England During the Reigns of the Tudors, From A. D. 1485-1559
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that was in London, and also the Tearme was retomed till the morrowe after All Sainctes daie.* / This yeare, also, in the beginning of October, at assise for the ^ Einges subsidie kept in Lyncolneshire, the people made an in- surrection,^ and made of them tow captaines,^ the one being a monke and the other a shoomaker,^ and so increased to the number of twentie tow thousand persons or more; and they tooke diyers lordes and gentlemen of the countrey, and caused theim to be swome to them up^n cer...taine articles which they had devised, which, as they said, was for the Commonwelth of England;* and such as wold not be swome to them they kept them as prisoners; and they beheaded a chaplaine of the Bishopp of Lyncolne/ which was his chaunceler, insomuch as the King was faine to prepare an armie against theme, and sent the Duke of Suffolke, the Earle of Shrewesberie, and the Earle of Butlande against them, with an host of men; s and also sent an harold of armes to them, declaring his duunber, and ymedjatelj called me [Sadlejr] unto him, sajing that he had djgested and rerolred in his brest the contentee of jour letters, and percejring how the plagne had reigned in Westminster, and in the Abbey itself, his Grace sayed that he stode in a sn^nce whether it were best to put of the tjme of the coronacjon for a season.
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that was in London, and also the Tearme was retomed till the morrowe after All Sainctes daie.* / This yeare, also, in the beginning of October, at assise for the ^ Einges subsidie kept in Lyncolneshire, the people made an in- surrection,^ and made of them tow captaines,^ the one being a monke and the other a shoomaker,^ and so increased to the number of twentie tow thousand persons or more; and they tooke diyers lordes and gentlemen of the countrey, and caused theim to be swome to them up^n cer...taine articles which they had devised, which, as they said, was for the Commonwelth of England;* and such as wold not be swome to them they kept them as prisoners; and they beheaded a chaplaine of the Bishopp of Lyncolne/ which was his chaunceler, insomuch as the King was faine to prepare an armie against theme, and sent the Duke of Suffolke, the Earle of Shrewesberie, and the Earle of Butlande against them, with an host of men; s and also sent an harold of armes to them, declaring his duunber, and ymedjatelj called me [Sadlejr] unto him, sajing that he had djgested and rerolred in his brest the contentee of jour letters, and percejring how the plagne had reigned in Westminster, and in the Abbey itself, his Grace sayed that he stode in a sn^nce whether it were best to put of the tjme of the coronacjon for a season.
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