The Reign of Henry Vii From Contemporary Sources volume 1
The Reign of Henry Vii From Contemporary Sources volume 1
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447. ] Writ to the sheriff of Kent, directing him to publish 10 M in his county and the liberties thereof the following proclamation : For asmoche as the kynge oure soueraigne lord for the defence of this his realme of England, and for repressing, punysshement and subduyng of his greate rebelles and traitours of the north parties of Yorkshire, which of late in their rebellious and riottous assemble seduciously and traiterously ayenst al humanyte cruelly murdred and distroid his most dere cosyn ...the erle of Northumberland, a pere of this realme, and of the kyngis most noble blode, and do yet con- tynue their seid riottous assembly, dayly callinge and assemblyng to theym robbers, theves and alle ill disposed persons, and in mayntenaunce of ther tresoun and murdre intende not only the distruccion of the kynges most noble person and of alle the nobles and lordis of this realme, but also the subuersioun of the poletique wele of the same, and to rojjfce, . Dispoyje.. And distroye alle the southe parties of this his realme, and to subdue and brynge to captiuite alie the people of the same/ intendeth therfore in his most royaiie persoun, atte his greate costes and charges, with his lordis and nobles accompanyed with a greate arme to go toward the seid parts, and put hym selfe in deuour to recounter and subdue theym by Goddis grace of ther seid malicious purpos and intent; and our seid souereyng lord the king of his blissid rnynd and disposicioun willing thes parties nowe in his absence to be suerly kept and de- fendid as welle from the invasions and assaultes of his aduersaries and enmyes outewardes as from alle other rebellious insurreccious and vnlawfulle assembles of 1 See Introduction.
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447. ] Writ to the sheriff of Kent, directing him to publish 10 M in his county and the liberties thereof the following proclamation : For asmoche as the kynge oure soueraigne lord for the defence of this his realme of England, and for repressing, punysshement and subduyng of his greate rebelles and traitours of the north parties of Yorkshire, which of late in their rebellious and riottous assemble seduciously and traiterously ayenst al humanyte cruelly murdred and distroid his most dere cosyn ...the erle of Northumberland, a pere of this realme, and of the kyngis most noble blode, and do yet con- tynue their seid riottous assembly, dayly callinge and assemblyng to theym robbers, theves and alle ill disposed persons, and in mayntenaunce of ther tresoun and murdre intende not only the distruccion of the kynges most noble person and of alle the nobles and lordis of this realme, but also the subuersioun of the poletique wele of the same, and to rojjfce, . Dispoyje.. And distroye alle the southe parties of this his realme, and to subdue and brynge to captiuite alie the people of the same/ intendeth therfore in his most royaiie persoun, atte his greate costes and charges, with his lordis and nobles accompanyed with a greate arme to go toward the seid parts, and put hym selfe in deuour to recounter and subdue theym by Goddis grace of ther seid malicious purpos and intent; and our seid souereyng lord the king of his blissid rnynd and disposicioun willing thes parties nowe in his absence to be suerly kept and de- fendid as welle from the invasions and assaultes of his aduersaries and enmyes outewardes as from alle other rebellious insurreccious and vnlawfulle assembles of 1 See Introduction.
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