The Paston Letters, A.D. 1422-1509. Volume 6 (of 6), Part 1 (Letters, Chronological Table)

Note 125.3 — THE PASTON LETTERS Henry VII.

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[From Paston MSS., B.M.] This letter was evidently written in the same year as No. 1030, in which it is mentioned that Sir Richard Edgecombe and others had gone over to Brittany.

126.1 12th April.

126.2 Guingamp.

126.3 Fauxbourgs, which Fenn supposes here to mean portcullises, but I know not if the word was ever used in such a sense. Perhaps what is meant is, that they destroyed the suburbs to fortify their position.

126.4 The word ‘which’ appears to be omitted.

127.1 Sir Richard Edgecombe.

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