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The Teaching and Cultivation of the French Language in England during Tudor and Stuart Times

Note 775 — Chapter I

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In 1586 he translated three letters of Henry of Navarre, and in following years a continuous series of similar works; in 1587 the Politicke and Militarie Discourse of La Noue; in 1588 the Discourse concerning the right which the House of Guise have to the crown of France, etc. His latest translation appears to have been Louis XIII.'s Declaration upon his Edicts for Combats, 1613. This E. A. may have been identical with Erondell (or, as sometimes written, Arundel), who gives his name as "P. Erondell (E. A.)" in his translation of the Declaration and Catholic exhortation (1586).

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