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...was no remedie, but to fight at adventure. This battayle continued by the space of three long houres. And although the Englishe men were overpressed with...Talbot was sore wounded at the backe, and so was taken . . . there were slayne about twelve hundred, and taken xl. Whereof the Lorde Talbot, the Lorde Scales,...

...was no remedie, but to fight at adventure. This battayle continued by the space of three long houres. And although the Englishe men were overpressed with...Talbot was sore wounded at the backe, and so was taken . . . there were slayne about twelve hundred, and taken xl. Whereof the Lorde Talbot, the Lorde Scales,...