Note 139 — The falle of Robert Tresilian chiefe justice of England, and other his fellowes, for misconstruing the lawes, and expounding them to serue the prince’s affections. Anno 1388.[72]
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In whyche parliament muche thynges was proponed Concerning the regaly and ryghtes of the crowne, By reason kyng Richarde, whiche was to be moned, Full lytell regardynge his honour and renowne, By synister aduyse, had tourned all vpsodowne: For suerty of whose estate,[143] them thought it did behooue His corrupt counsaylours, from hym to remooue. 1559, 1563.