 | 1832 - 728 páginas
...Earl of Westmorland,* who, with Prince John of Lancaster, headed the King's forces. The Archbishop and the Earl Marshal were made prisoners, and beheaded...in Yorkshire, and proclaimed that "whoso would have libcrtie should take up their armour and followe them, whereupon much people resorted to them ; but... | |
 | 1832 - 628 páginas
...Earl of Westmorland,* who, with Prince John of Lancaster, headed the King's forces. The Archbishop and the Earl Marshal were made prisoners, and beheaded...be betrayed into the King's hands, into Wales. In 140S, two years after, they made a third experiment, and after long journeying, say our chroniclers,... | |
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Archbishop am} the Earl Marshal were made prisoners, and beheaded at York. " The Earl of Northumberland and the lord Bardolf fled into Scotland, and thence, on information that they would be betrayed into the King's hands, into Wales. In 1408, two years... 