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^ Cal. Pat. Roll, p. 257. » idem, p. 350. Mdem, p. 208. Whether these were part of the Pembroke holdings or not, I do not know.
Cal. Pat. Roll, p. 180. » jdem, p. 297.
52 Chaucer's official life Paternoster Row in the city of London ; amongst whom were Robert Charlton (then a judge), William Pinehbek, William Brenchesley, and John Catesby (all learned lawyers) ; and after din- ner, coming out of his chapel in an angry mood, threw to each of them a piece of gold and said : ' Sirs, I desire you f...orthwith to tell me, w^hether I have any right and title to Hasting 's lordships and lands?' Whereupon Pinehbek stood up (the rest being silent, fearing that he suspected them) and said: 'No man here, nor in England, dare say that you have any right in them, except Hast- ings ^ quit his claim therein ; and should he do it being now under age, it would be of no validity.' " (Dugdale).
In 1387 - when Richard -II was preparing for his assault upon the Gloucester faction with Avhich William de Beauchamp was evidently, as his brother the Earl of Warwick was certainly, con- nected, he tried to remove Beauchamp from the office of Captain of Calais, by messenger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ Cal. Pat. Roll, p. 257. » idem, p. 350. Mdem, p. 208. Whether these were part of the Pembroke holdings or not, I do not know.
Cal. Pat. Roll, p. 180. » jdem, p. 297.
52 Chaucer's official life Paternoster Row in the city of London ; amongst whom were Robert Charlton (then a judge), William Pinehbek, William Brenchesley, and John Catesby (all learned lawyers) ; and after din- ner, coming out of his chapel in an angry mood, threw to each of them a piece of gold and said : ' Sirs, I desire you f...orthwith to tell me, w^hether I have any right and title to Hasting 's lordships and lands?' Whereupon Pinehbek stood up (the rest being silent, fearing that he suspected them) and said: 'No man here, nor in England, dare say that you have any right in them, except Hast- ings ^ quit his claim therein ; and should he do it being now under age, it would be of no validity.' " (Dugdale).
In 1387 - when Richard -II was preparing for his assault upon the Gloucester faction with Avhich William de Beauchamp was evidently, as his brother the Earl of Warwick was certainly, con- nected, he tried to remove Beauchamp from the office of Captain of Calais, by messenger.
What to read after Chaucer's Official Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hulbert James Root to read onlineMoreLess
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