History of England From the Accession of Henry Iii to the Death of Edward Iii, 1216-1377 4
History of England From the Accession of Henry Iii to the Death of Edward Iii, 1216-1377 4
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At the head of one party was the Prince of Wales and his three half-uncles the Bcauforts. The other was led by the old Archbishop Arundel and, at least In 141 1- 12, by the king's second son, Thomas, who appears not to have been on good terms with his elder brother, and certainly had a quarrel with the Rcauforts. It does not seem possible to discover any great difference between the constitutional views of the two factions, though the Prince of Wales and his friends may have been somewhat less ...inclined than were their rivals to acquiesce in the recent development of the powers of parliament, and the limitation of the royaf prerogative.
The old archbishop^s character and policy are already suBi- I r fli6 THE LAST YEARS OF HENRY IV. 1409 cHaP- ciently known to us. Bui those of the Prince of Wales and the '^ Beauforts demand a more detailed study. Henry of Mon- mouth had now reached his twenty-second year. From 1403 till 1408 he had spent the greater part of his life in holding back Glendower ; after long and fruitless eflforts he had at last seen his work rewarded by victories in the open field, and the recovery of all the fortresses of Wales.
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At the head of one party was the Prince of Wales and his three half-uncles the Bcauforts. The other was led by the old Archbishop Arundel and, at least In 141 1- 12, by the king's second son, Thomas, who appears not to have been on good terms with his elder brother, and certainly had a quarrel with the Rcauforts. It does not seem possible to discover any great difference between the constitutional views of the two factions, though the Prince of Wales and his friends may have been somewhat less ...inclined than were their rivals to acquiesce in the recent development of the powers of parliament, and the limitation of the royaf prerogative.
The old archbishop^s character and policy are already suBi- I r fli6 THE LAST YEARS OF HENRY IV. 1409 cHaP- ciently known to us. Bui those of the Prince of Wales and the '^ Beauforts demand a more detailed study. Henry of Mon- mouth had now reached his twenty-second year. From 1403 till 1408 he had spent the greater part of his life in holding back Glendower ; after long and fruitless eflforts he had at last seen his work rewarded by victories in the open field, and the recovery of all the fortresses of Wales.
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