Chetham Miscellanies 87
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p. 338.) This lady, who died in 1466, was a great benefactress to Corpus Christi college, Cambridge, but except in name she was in no way connected with the Bewsey family. The attempt to prove this marriage by pre-contract was worthy of its author's audacity, but it failed as it deserved, and he resolved to take by force the crown he could not obtain by fraud.
Holding fast by his old family attachment to the house of Lancaster Thomas Boteler either did not obey the protector's summons to Lo...ndon, or — for which all honour be to him — he declined the proffered knighthood, for when we next hear of him he still appears without any knightly prefix. He may have heard of lord Stanley's dreaming of the boar and its tusks, by disregarding which ominous warning lord Hastings lost his head (Holinshed's CJironieles.) On the 1 8th October 1483, the same day on which the duke of Buckingham first raised the standard of revolt and appeared openly in arms against the king, Edward Plumpton, lord Strange's secretary, wrote a letter in which he says : " People in this coun- try be so troubled in such commandment as they have in the king's name and otherwise marvellously that they know not what to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ii.
p. 338.) This lady, who died in 1466, was a great benefactress to Corpus Christi college, Cambridge, but except in name she was in no way connected with the Bewsey family. The attempt to prove this marriage by pre-contract was worthy of its author's audacity, but it failed as it deserved, and he resolved to take by force the crown he could not obtain by fraud.
Holding fast by his old family attachment to the house of Lancaster Thomas Boteler either did not obey the protector's summons to Lo...ndon, or — for which all honour be to him — he declined the proffered knighthood, for when we next hear of him he still appears without any knightly prefix. He may have heard of lord Stanley's dreaming of the boar and its tusks, by disregarding which ominous warning lord Hastings lost his head (Holinshed's CJironieles.) On the 1 8th October 1483, the same day on which the duke of Buckingham first raised the standard of revolt and appeared openly in arms against the king, Edward Plumpton, lord Strange's secretary, wrote a letter in which he says : " People in this coun- try be so troubled in such commandment as they have in the king's name and otherwise marvellously that they know not what to do.
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