...Thy vety vassals boldly dare despise: Ah helpless monarch! whose enervate hands And wavering counsels dare no high emprize: Thy hapless reign will cause...flow, And fill the land with beggars, well we trow*. v ., I shall here add the names of such principal persons as escaped death or imprisonment in consequence...

...very vassals boldly dare despise : Ah helpless monarch ! whose enervate hands And wavering counsels dare no high emprize : Thy hapless reign will cause...flow. And fill the land with beggars, well we trow*." I shall here add the names of such principal persons as escaped death or imprisonment in consequence...

...very vassals boldly dare despise : Ah, helpless monarch ! whose enervate hands And wavering counsels dare no high emprize, Thy hapless reign will cause...flow, And fill the land with beggars, well we trow. Monstrelet, vol. iv. p. 195. According to Pierre de Fenin, the English did not bury their own dead...

...God had to his mercy taken me Ah, helpless monarch ! whose enervate hands And wavering counsels dure no high emprize, Thy hapless reign will cause our...flow, And fill the land with beggars, well we trow. Johnff4» Monilrclet, vol. iv. p. 195. According tn Pierre de Fenln, the English did not bury their...

...mercy taken me Ah, helpleis monarch I whose enervate hands And wavering counsels dare no high emprise, e A { . ۵ D 9 @ 㱋z Ha 8 ˌ r <V , 2 B J P Johnes't Motutrctet, vol. iv. p. 195. According to Pierre de Fenln, the English did not bury their...

...despise : Ah, helpless monarch ! whose enervate hands And wavering councils dare no high emprise : Thy hapless reign will cause our tears to flow, And...party of the Armagnacs were excommunicated by Pope Urban, and the sentence, with all the terrible formalities prescribed by the Church of Rome, with bell,...

...dare despise! Ah, helpless monarch, whose enervate hands And wavering counsels dare no high em prize! Thy hapless reign will cause our tears to flow, And fill the land with beggars, well we trow." Johnes^s Monstrtlct) vol. iv. p. 195. According to Pierre de Fenin, the English did not bury their...

...monarch ! whose enervate hands And wavering counsels dare no high emprize : Thy hapless reign will eause our tears to flow, And fill the land with beggars, well we trow*." I shall hero add the names of such principal persons as escaped death or imprisonment in consequence...