York the Story of Its Walls Bars And Castles Being a Complete History And P
York the Story of Its Walls Bars And Castles Being a Complete History And P
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's daughter, Princess Margaret, passing through the city on her way to be married to the ill-fated James IV. Of Scotland.
In the fair lady's train were "lords, ladies, knyghtes, and esquyers, and gentlemen, to the number of five hundreth persons. " The Sheriffs of York in " crymsyn gownes, " attended by one hundred persons on horseback, met the Princess at Tadcaster Bridge, as was the custom, to conduct the ro}'al party to the entrance of the cit>'. The Lord Mayor, Sir John Gilliot, " cloathed ...in fine cr^msin sattin engra)'ned, having a collar of gold of his majesty's liver}- about his neck, being on horseback his saddle of fine cr\'msin velvet, and the trappis of the same, with gilt bullion, his footmen apparelled in green sattin, with the armes of the city and his own armes, accompan}-ed with the recorder and aldermen in scarlet together on horseback, their sadles being covered with fine cloth bordered with black velvet, and their trappis of the same with gilt bullion, the twenty-four in their red gownes on foot, with the tradesmen and commoners honestly cloathed, standing on the north side of the bar, made low obeysance unto her grace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
's daughter, Princess Margaret, passing through the city on her way to be married to the ill-fated James IV. Of Scotland.
In the fair lady's train were "lords, ladies, knyghtes, and esquyers, and gentlemen, to the number of five hundreth persons. " The Sheriffs of York in " crymsyn gownes, " attended by one hundred persons on horseback, met the Princess at Tadcaster Bridge, as was the custom, to conduct the ro}'al party to the entrance of the cit>'. The Lord Mayor, Sir John Gilliot, " cloathed ...in fine cr^msin sattin engra)'ned, having a collar of gold of his majesty's liver}- about his neck, being on horseback his saddle of fine cr\'msin velvet, and the trappis of the same, with gilt bullion, his footmen apparelled in green sattin, with the armes of the city and his own armes, accompan}-ed with the recorder and aldermen in scarlet together on horseback, their sadles being covered with fine cloth bordered with black velvet, and their trappis of the same with gilt bullion, the twenty-four in their red gownes on foot, with the tradesmen and commoners honestly cloathed, standing on the north side of the bar, made low obeysance unto her grace.
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