Note 34 — Chapter VII · THE BETRAYAL OF THE KINGDOM
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Lefebvrej and Monstreletn are the authorities for this statement. De Baranteo says without naming his source, “Henry V put a stop to the carnage and caused the wounded to receive relief.” [Tyler,s after reviewing the evidence, declares that “Henry did not stain his victory by any act of cruelty. His character comes out of the investigation untarnished by a suspicion of his having wantonly shed the blood of a single fellow-creature.”]