Henry the Seventh
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But things had altered somewhat since then, for Henry had joined the league of European powers to keep the French out of Italy ; and Charles conceived that, if he could but get hold of the young man again, he could still make use of him to keep the King of England in order.
James, however, had no notion of selling his guest vir PERKIN WARBECK AND HIS FRIENDS 119 to any power, friendly or otherwise, and Warbeck re- mained under his protection for nearly another year. But James most probably saw ...that he must come to an arrangement with England in the long run, and did not wish to be compelled to surrender him by treaty. So in July 1497 Warbeck with his wife embarked at Ayr, with a small fleet under the command of the Scottish captains, Andrew and Eobert Barton ; and he once more bent his course to Ireland. On the 26th of Julj'' he landed at Cork, where he had been encouraged to look for some support. But Kildare, who had been re- appointed as Deputy, was not willing immediately to ofliend again ; so he got little encouragement, and soon- determined to sail for Cornwall to escape being taken prisoner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But things had altered somewhat since then, for Henry had joined the league of European powers to keep the French out of Italy ; and Charles conceived that, if he could but get hold of the young man again, he could still make use of him to keep the King of England in order.
James, however, had no notion of selling his guest vir PERKIN WARBECK AND HIS FRIENDS 119 to any power, friendly or otherwise, and Warbeck re- mained under his protection for nearly another year. But James most probably saw ...that he must come to an arrangement with England in the long run, and did not wish to be compelled to surrender him by treaty. So in July 1497 Warbeck with his wife embarked at Ayr, with a small fleet under the command of the Scottish captains, Andrew and Eobert Barton ; and he once more bent his course to Ireland. On the 26th of Julj'' he landed at Cork, where he had been encouraged to look for some support. But Kildare, who had been re- appointed as Deputy, was not willing immediately to ofliend again ; so he got little encouragement, and soon- determined to sail for Cornwall to escape being taken prisoner.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Gairdner to read onlineMoreLess
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