The Connection Between England And Burgundy During the First Half of the Fifteen
The Connection Between England And Burgundy During the First Half of the Fifteen
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FIRST HALF OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY 6l Archives, and discusses their bearing upon the question whether there was a plot formed between 1424 and 1426 by Gloucester, Suffolk, Salisbury, and others, for the assassination of the Duke of Burgundy. The three nobles mentioned were notoriously inimical to the Duke for diverse reasons : Salisbury had a particular grudge against him, excited by the pronounced and compro- mising attentions which Philip had paid to the Countess of Salisbury, Elean...or Holland, at an entertainment given by Burgundy in Artois. Desplanque maintains the absolute reality of the plot, and cites seven docu- ments, amongst them letters purporting to be written by Gloucester to Suffolk, and also the incriminating deposition of a certain William Benoit, a prisoner in Lille Castle. The assertion that Bedford was an accom- plice is palpably ridiculous. No one who considers the consummate intelligence of that distinguished warrior and diplomatist can ever imagine that he would have been a party to such a ludicrous scheme.
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501-503.
FIRST HALF OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY 6l Archives, and discusses their bearing upon the question whether there was a plot formed between 1424 and 1426 by Gloucester, Suffolk, Salisbury, and others, for the assassination of the Duke of Burgundy. The three nobles mentioned were notoriously inimical to the Duke for diverse reasons : Salisbury had a particular grudge against him, excited by the pronounced and compro- mising attentions which Philip had paid to the Countess of Salisbury, Elean...or Holland, at an entertainment given by Burgundy in Artois. Desplanque maintains the absolute reality of the plot, and cites seven docu- ments, amongst them letters purporting to be written by Gloucester to Suffolk, and also the incriminating deposition of a certain William Benoit, a prisoner in Lille Castle. The assertion that Bedford was an accom- plice is palpably ridiculous. No one who considers the consummate intelligence of that distinguished warrior and diplomatist can ever imagine that he would have been a party to such a ludicrous scheme.
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