A Historical Sketch of Perkin Warbeck Pretender to the Crown of England
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Below is a letter from the Lords of Ireland to Henry urging that Kildare be allowed to remain in Ireland for the safety of the country.
To the King, our Soverayne Liege Lord : Moost excelent Cristen kyng and our moost re- doubted soverayne and liege lord, in the humblest wise that eny subjettes kan or may, we recommand us unto your moost excellent grace. Please it the same that our right gode lord Gerald erle of Kyl- dare your depute lieutenant of this your land of Irland hath shewed unto us yo...ur graciouse lettrez dated at your maner of Greenwich the xxviij day of July last passed, whereby we have well under- staund your graciouse mynd in the same that ye wold have our said gode lord to your noble pres- ence, to thentent that he myght knowe thereby your graciouse mynd, and that your highnes myght have plenas communicacion with hym in all such things as myght concerne the wele of this your said land and for the reducyng thereof and your sub- jettes of the same to a gode and lawefull ordre and 27 obeisaunce, to the pleaser of God and wele and profit of your subjettes and land, as in your said lettre more amplier it doth appear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Below is a letter from the Lords of Ireland to Henry urging that Kildare be allowed to remain in Ireland for the safety of the country.
To the King, our Soverayne Liege Lord : Moost excelent Cristen kyng and our moost re- doubted soverayne and liege lord, in the humblest wise that eny subjettes kan or may, we recommand us unto your moost excellent grace. Please it the same that our right gode lord Gerald erle of Kyl- dare your depute lieutenant of this your land of Irland hath shewed unto us yo...ur graciouse lettrez dated at your maner of Greenwich the xxviij day of July last passed, whereby we have well under- staund your graciouse mynd in the same that ye wold have our said gode lord to your noble pres- ence, to thentent that he myght knowe thereby your graciouse mynd, and that your highnes myght have plenas communicacion with hym in all such things as myght concerne the wele of this your said land and for the reducyng thereof and your sub- jettes of the same to a gode and lawefull ordre and 27 obeisaunce, to the pleaser of God and wele and profit of your subjettes and land, as in your said lettre more amplier it doth appear.
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