...from the English part, and became French, as though the Englishe men had nowe lost all their bardie chiefetaynes and valyaunt men of warre, espied and...and there sent by Bedford his herault letters to the Fiench king, alleging to him that he, contrary to the laws of God and man, yea, and contrary to the...

...recovery, was driven only to overcome by battaill, and to subdue by force. By whiche victory, (as he putte his confidence in God) he trusted not onely to scourge and plague the citees, whiche were so sodainly chaungeable, but abo to assuage and caulme the haute corage of the...