Hall's Chronicle; Containing the History of England, During the Reign of Henry the Fourth, And the Succeeding Monarchs, to the End of the Reign of Henry the Eighth, in Which Are Particularly Described the Manners And Customs of Those Periods
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ithai came out of Bruges (as the FJemysh chronicle reporteth) there came not home aft '.hund^edw Theife were slayne in the sayd place two chief capitaynes, Geoi^ge Peeoaneit, and Anthony Nyewnhome. On the English parte was slayn the lord Morley, and wot an buirdred fcinoo. The Englishmen toke their ordinaunce and sent it to Newport with al their spoyle ?and great horses. And -by the waye, hearyrig certayme Frencheme to be at Ostend, they made Kthetlierwardi but the Frenchmen fled, and so they b...urned parte of the toirne, and came jftga^ne to Newport, where the, lord Dawbeney left all the Englishmen thai were hurt or Wounded, and caryed with hym the dead corpus of the lorde Morley^ and buryed it honor- 4ibly at Caleys. Tbys felde was profitable to the Englishmen, for they that wetit forth in / 'Clothe, came home in sylke, and they that wet out on foote, came home on great horsses, suche is the chaunce of -victory.
The torde Cordes, beyng at Yp^fwith. xx. "M. men, was sore discontent with this ouer- 4hrowe, wherefore he thynkyng to be reuenged, came and beseged the toune of Newport strogely (the which capitayne, Moseur de Merwede, before capitayne of Dipenew, and -aill ithe gentelmen of Westflaunders, and the thre principal!
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ithai came out of Bruges (as the FJemysh chronicle reporteth) there came not home aft '.hund^edw Theife were slayne in the sayd place two chief capitaynes, Geoi^ge Peeoaneit, and Anthony Nyewnhome. On the English parte was slayn the lord Morley, and wot an buirdred fcinoo. The Englishmen toke their ordinaunce and sent it to Newport with al their spoyle ?and great horses. And -by the waye, hearyrig certayme Frencheme to be at Ostend, they made Kthetlierwardi but the Frenchmen fled, and so they b...urned parte of the toirne, and came jftga^ne to Newport, where the, lord Dawbeney left all the Englishmen thai were hurt or Wounded, and caryed with hym the dead corpus of the lorde Morley^ and buryed it honor- 4ibly at Caleys. Tbys felde was profitable to the Englishmen, for they that wetit forth in / 'Clothe, came home in sylke, and they that wet out on foote, came home on great horsses, suche is the chaunce of -victory.
The torde Cordes, beyng at Yp^fwith. xx. "M. men, was sore discontent with this ouer- 4hrowe, wherefore he thynkyng to be reuenged, came and beseged the toune of Newport strogely (the which capitayne, Moseur de Merwede, before capitayne of Dipenew, and -aill ithe gentelmen of Westflaunders, and the thre principal!
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