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There was no fear of any fresh conspiracy to place the Earl of March on the throne. In 14 1 6 he was diplomatically active in an attempt to win over the Duke of Burgundy and Sigismund, King of the Romans, who actually visited him in England. Sigismund promised much, but had little power to fulfill his promises, while the Duke shifted back- wards and forwards, looking out for his own advantage and giving no real help to either side. In 14 17 the quarrels in France reached a head, and the Duke of... Burgundy levied war against the Arma- gnacs and marched to Paris.
Henry seized the opportunity and landed in Normandy. Caen was taken by storm, and in a few weeks all Normandy except Rouen had submitted to Henry. There had been a terrible butchery when Caen was stormed, but when once submission was secured Henry took care that justice and order should be enforced, and that his soldiers should abstain from plunder and outrage. In Paris affairs were growing worse. The citizens rose against the Armagnacs and imprisoned all of them on whom they could lay hands.
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There was no fear of any fresh conspiracy to place the Earl of March on the throne. In 14 1 6 he was diplomatically active in an attempt to win over the Duke of Burgundy and Sigismund, King of the Romans, who actually visited him in England. Sigismund promised much, but had little power to fulfill his promises, while the Duke shifted back- wards and forwards, looking out for his own advantage and giving no real help to either side. In 14 17 the quarrels in France reached a head, and the Duke of... Burgundy levied war against the Arma- gnacs and marched to Paris.
Henry seized the opportunity and landed in Normandy. Caen was taken by storm, and in a few weeks all Normandy except Rouen had submitted to Henry. There had been a terrible butchery when Caen was stormed, but when once submission was secured Henry took care that justice and order should be enforced, and that his soldiers should abstain from plunder and outrage. In Paris affairs were growing worse. The citizens rose against the Armagnacs and imprisoned all of them on whom they could lay hands.
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