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Henry the Fifth

Note 3 — Chapter IV · THE CHARGES AGAINST PRINCE HENRY

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I cannot feel satisfied with Mr. F. Solly-Flood’s explanation that, owing to the Prince’s frequent absences at Calais, his attendance at the Council had been intermittent, and his salary had fallen into arrear. A thousand marks is a large sum, more than a Councillor’s salary for many years could amount to.

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