Battles And Battlefields in England
Battles And Battlefields in England
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Somerset, Sir John Langstrother (the late Treasurer and Prior of St. John's), Sir Humphrey Audley, Sir Hugh Courtenay, Sir Thomas Tresham, Sir Gervaise Clifton, and about a dozen others, were taken before the Dukes of Gloucester and Norfolk two days after the battle, and were tried and executed forthwith, but without mutilation forming a part of the sentence. A few gentlemen prisoners were spared, perhaps a dozen in all, including Sir John Fortescue. Metcalfe, in his Book of Knights, gives a li...st of forty-six persons knighted on the field of " Grafton besydes Tewkesbury " after the battle by Edward, who seems, on the 2oth of May, on his return to London, " in the highway without Shordiche " to have also dubbed a batch of thirteen city aldermen. The old herald records that " all the which liberally payd their fees to the Officers of Armes. " Conjecture alone must be relied on with regard to the numbers engaged on either side, but they probably were not large. A large force could not in the time have covered the great distances which were traversed during the campaign, brief though it was.
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Somerset, Sir John Langstrother (the late Treasurer and Prior of St. John's), Sir Humphrey Audley, Sir Hugh Courtenay, Sir Thomas Tresham, Sir Gervaise Clifton, and about a dozen others, were taken before the Dukes of Gloucester and Norfolk two days after the battle, and were tried and executed forthwith, but without mutilation forming a part of the sentence. A few gentlemen prisoners were spared, perhaps a dozen in all, including Sir John Fortescue. Metcalfe, in his Book of Knights, gives a li...st of forty-six persons knighted on the field of " Grafton besydes Tewkesbury " after the battle by Edward, who seems, on the 2oth of May, on his return to London, " in the highway without Shordiche " to have also dubbed a batch of thirteen city aldermen. The old herald records that " all the which liberally payd their fees to the Officers of Armes. " Conjecture alone must be relied on with regard to the numbers engaged on either side, but they probably were not large. A large force could not in the time have covered the great distances which were traversed during the campaign, brief though it was.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C R B Charles Raymond Booth Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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