Note 55.1 — THE PASTON LETTERS Henry VI
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[From Fenn, iii. 260.] The date of this paper is determined by the last paragraph, showing that it was composed fifteen years after Sir John finally left France in 1440.
57.1 Sir John took the castle of Sillie le Guillem in 1425, and from which he was dignified with the title of baron.—F.
57.2 The salute was a gold coin of Henry VI. current in France for £1, 5s. English.—F.
58.1 In 1423 he took the castle of Pacy, the governor whereof was Guillaume Reymond.—F.
59.1 This battle was fought in 1424.—F.
60.1 So in MS. The total should be £100 less.
60.2 A blank.
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