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he kynges doughter of Fraunce, at Troys[104] in Champayn, upon Trynyte Soneday; and anoon after he hymselfe and hise lordes, with the duke of Burgoyne and manye othere ryalles of Fraunce, wenten and leyd sege to manye diverses citees, townes and castellys, whiche weren holden with the dolphyns men and Armenakes, and wan them; but Melau sur Seyne was on of the werste that evere he leyde sege to, for ther was inne a schrewd meyne of rebelles. [Footnote 104: _See note_ KK.] Will's Cambregge, John Boteller, drap'. A^{o}. viij^{o}. groc', maior. John Welles, groc'. [Sidenote: The coronacion of the quene at Westm'.] [Sidenote: A parlement at Westm'.] [Sidenote: The kyng ordeyned certeyn weyghtes for gold.] [Sidenote: The deth of the duke of Clarence.] [Sidenote: The town of Mileu was yolden.] This yere on Candelmasse day be the morwe the kyng come into Engelond with hys quene, and landed at Dovorr; and on the xiiij day of Fever, upon seynt Valentynes day, the kyng come to London; and the xxj day of the same monthe the quene come to London; and on the xxiij day of the same monthe sche was crowned at Westm'.[105] Also this same yere, anoon after Estren, the kyng helde his parlement at Westm'; in whiche parlement was ordeyned, that no man after Cristemasse thanne nest folwynge schulde putten forth no proffre no gold in payment but yf it held the weyte, wherfore the most part of the peple ordeyned them balaunces and weytes. And anoon after Pentecost the kyng seiled over the see to Caleys, and passyd forth into Fraunce. This same yere upon Estre even afore noon, that is for to say the xxij day of March, the yere of oure lord a m^{l}ccccxxj, the duke of Clarence with manye other lordes were sclayn beyounde the water of Leyre in Fraunce; and manye lordes were taken prisoners the same tyme, of the whiche the erle of Hunt', and the erle of Somerset with hys brother, were principales. Also the same yere, betuen Cristemasse and Candelmasse, the town of Mileu' was yolden to the kyng, and alle cheveteyns with the sowdyours were ledd to Parys in the croke of the mone they myght seyn, for of them there skaped thens but fewe on lyve. [Footnote 105: _See note_ LL.] REX HENRICUS QUINTUS. [1421-1422.] Rob't Chycheley, John Weston, drap'. Anno ix^{o}. groc', maior. Ric' Gosselyn, irmong'. [Sidenote: A parlement at Westm', and a xv^{me} and a dyme graunted.] [Sidenote: The birthe of kyng Herry t
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