Editorial note — Chapter X
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[Footnote 1: Chastellain, v., 570.]
[Footnote 2: V., 576.]
[Footnote 3: This deputation was composed of representatives from "all the city in its entirety in three chief members—the bourgeois and nobles, the fifty-two métiers, and the weavers who possess twelve different places in the city entirely for themselves and in their control." The formal apology was made later. (Chastellain, v., 291.)]
[Footnote 4: Ibid 306. By letters patent given on July 28, 1467, Duke Charles pardoned the Ghenters and confirmed the privileges which he had conceded to them, but he exacted that a deputation from the three members [Trois membres] of the city should come to Brussels to beg pardon on their knees, bareheaded, ungirded, for all the disorder of St. Lievin. This act of submission took place probably not until January, 1469, though August 8, 1468, is also mentioned as the date.]
[Footnote 5: Hist, de l'Ordre, etc., p. 511.]
[Footnote 6: Chastellain, V., 342.]
[Footnote 7: III., 101. Evidently this was composed for a separate work and then incorporated into the memoirs.]
[Footnote 8: There is a beautiful portrait of her in MS. 9275 in the Bibliothèque de Burgogne. See also Wavrin, Anchiennes Croniques d'Engleterre, ii., 368.]
[Footnote 9: III., 108.]
[Footnote 10: The Paston Letters, ii., 317.]