Henry of Monmouth, volume 2
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This passage (p. 456) apparently carries with it internal evidence that it was penned by Prynne. ] The Biographer of Henry V. Needs not be very anxious as to the realintention of this petition. The allegation that Prince Henry and theSpeaker of the House of Commons were suborned by the clergy, is a pureinvention; no proof, or probable confirmation of any part of thecharge, is afforded by history. The Speaker is named as the chiefmember of the House of Commons; the Prince is named as President o...fthe Council, and chief member of the House of Lords; each acting inhis official rather than in his individual character.
The petition was presented on Wednesday, December 22, in theparliament 7 and 8 Henry IV. Which was dissolved that same day. TheRoll records that "The Commons came before the King and Lords, andprayed an interview with the Lords by John Tybetot the Speaker. "Different petitions were presented; one touching the succession of thecrown, and the petition in question. The petition is not drawn up inthe name of the Commons and Lords; it purports to be addressed (p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This passage (p. 456) apparently carries with it internal evidence that it was penned by Prynne. ] The Biographer of Henry V. Needs not be very anxious as to the realintention of this petition. The allegation that Prince Henry and theSpeaker of the House of Commons were suborned by the clergy, is a pureinvention; no proof, or probable confirmation of any part of thecharge, is afforded by history. The Speaker is named as the chiefmember of the House of Commons; the Prince is named as President o...fthe Council, and chief member of the House of Lords; each acting inhis official rather than in his individual character.
The petition was presented on Wednesday, December 22, in theparliament 7 and 8 Henry IV. Which was dissolved that same day. TheRoll records that "The Commons came before the King and Lords, andprayed an interview with the Lords by John Tybetot the Speaker. "Different petitions were presented; one touching the succession of thecrown, and the petition in question. The petition is not drawn up inthe name of the Commons and Lords; it purports to be addressed (p.
What to read after Henry of Monmouth, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tyler James Endell to read onlineMoreLess
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