Note 601 — Chapter III · THE LEGATION OF PANDULF 1219–1221
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This was explicitly stated in the charge against Hubert de Burgh in 1239, as reported in his Responsiones, M. Paris, Chron. Maj., vol. vi. pp. 70–71. A promise that one of William’s daughters should be married to one of John’s sons is also mentioned by Gervase of Canterbury (vol. i. p. 103) as included in the treaty of Norham. The text of that treaty in Foedera, I. i. p. 103, rests on no authority beyond that of Rymer.