Henry of Monmouth, volume 1
Henry of Monmouth, volume 1
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_ 15_s. _ 10_d. _ annually: Caernarvon had twenty men-at-arms and eighty archers: Harlech had ten men-at-arms and thirty archers. --See Sir H. Ellis's Original Letters. ] Owyn appears to have left his own country, in which the spirit ofrebellion had received a considerable though temporary check; and tohave been at this period exciting and heading the rebels in SouthWales, especially about Caermarthen and Gower.
* * * * * Hotspur himself left Wales probably about the July or August of thisy...ear, 1401; for on the 1st of September he was appointed one of thecommissioners to treat with the Scots for peace; and he was present atthe solemn espousals which were celebrated by proxy at Eltham, April3, 1402, between Henry IV. And Joan of Navarre. We must, therefore, refer to a subsequent date the information quoted by Sir Henry Ellisfrom an original paper in the British Museum, "that Jankin Tyby of thenorth countri bringthe lettres owte of the northe country to (p. 118)Owein, as thei demed from Henr.
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_ 15_s. _ 10_d. _ annually: Caernarvon had twenty men-at-arms and eighty archers: Harlech had ten men-at-arms and thirty archers. --See Sir H. Ellis's Original Letters. ] Owyn appears to have left his own country, in which the spirit ofrebellion had received a considerable though temporary check; and tohave been at this period exciting and heading the rebels in SouthWales, especially about Caermarthen and Gower.
* * * * * Hotspur himself left Wales probably about the July or August of thisy...ear, 1401; for on the 1st of September he was appointed one of thecommissioners to treat with the Scots for peace; and he was present atthe solemn espousals which were celebrated by proxy at Eltham, April3, 1402, between Henry IV. And Joan of Navarre. We must, therefore, refer to a subsequent date the information quoted by Sir Henry Ellisfrom an original paper in the British Museum, "that Jankin Tyby of thenorth countri bringthe lettres owte of the northe country to (p. 118)Owein, as thei demed from Henr.
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