Owen Glyndwr And the Last Struggle for Welsh Independence With a Brief Sketch O
Owen Glyndwr And the Last Struggle for Welsh Independence With a Brief Sketch O
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But the ver- dict of posterity has in no way been shaken by these lame apologies. Finally he asks the French King to make interest with Benedict for plenary forgive- ness for his sins and those of his heirs, his subjects, and his men of whatsoever nation, provided they are orthodox, for the whole duration of the war with Henry of Lancaster. * This document, a transcript of which is in the Record Ofifice, is preserved at Paris amongthe French government archives and has attached to it by a doubl...e string an imperfect yellow seal, bearing the inscription, " Owenus Dei Gratia princeps Walliae. " * This letter, which covers many folio pages, has never been printed.
It is in indifferent Latin with the usual abbreviations. In the matter of making and elucidating copies of it at the Record Office, Mr.
Hubert Hall gave me some valuable assistance, as also did Mr. C.
M. Bull. 18 2 74 Owen Glyndwr [i406 It is dated the last day of March in the year of our Lord 1406 and **the sixth of our reign. " The orig- inal is endorsed with a note in Latin to the effect that the above is the letter in which Owen, Prince of Wales, acknowledged obedience to '' our Pope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the ver- dict of posterity has in no way been shaken by these lame apologies. Finally he asks the French King to make interest with Benedict for plenary forgive- ness for his sins and those of his heirs, his subjects, and his men of whatsoever nation, provided they are orthodox, for the whole duration of the war with Henry of Lancaster. * This document, a transcript of which is in the Record Ofifice, is preserved at Paris amongthe French government archives and has attached to it by a doubl...e string an imperfect yellow seal, bearing the inscription, " Owenus Dei Gratia princeps Walliae. " * This letter, which covers many folio pages, has never been printed.
It is in indifferent Latin with the usual abbreviations. In the matter of making and elucidating copies of it at the Record Office, Mr.
Hubert Hall gave me some valuable assistance, as also did Mr. C.
M. Bull. 18 2 74 Owen Glyndwr [i406 It is dated the last day of March in the year of our Lord 1406 and **the sixth of our reign. " The orig- inal is endorsed with a note in Latin to the effect that the above is the letter in which Owen, Prince of Wales, acknowledged obedience to '' our Pope.
What to read after Owen Glyndwr And the Last Struggle for Welsh Independence With a Brief Sketch O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A G Arthur Granville Bradley to read onlineMoreLess
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