...one man 'hated another at Paris, of whatever rank fee might be, Burgtmdian or not, to say, ' tThefe goes an Armagnac,' and he was instantly put to death, without further inquiry >being made. CHAP. VI. THE DUKE OF BURGUNDY, ON HEARING WHAT HAD PASSED AT PARIS, CARRIES THE QUEEN THITHER,—THE...

...another at Paris, of whatever rank be might be, Burgundian or not, lo say, « There goes an Armaguac,» and he was instantly put to death without further inquiry being made.— Monstrtlct, vol. v, p. ai. To add to the tribulaliom of these times ihc Parisians again assembled in...

...these times it was enough If one man hated another at Paris, of whatever rank he might be, Bnrgundian or not, to say, ' There goes an Armagnac,' and he...put to death without further inquiry being made."— - Morutrclet, vol. vp 20. " To add to the tribulations of these times the Parisians again assembled...

...Monstrelet, " were shocked and astonished at such cruel conduct ; but they dared not say any thing, except ' Well done, my boys !' The bodies of the constable,...gave himself up to a life of indolence and pleasure. In the month of June, 1415, King Henry, who had received a large addition to his {"THE NEW YORK | PUBLIC...

...another at Paris, of whatever rank he might be, Burgundia« or not, to say, " There goes an Armagnae," and he was instantly put to death without further inquiry being made. CHAPTER CXC. THE DUKE OF BURGUNDY, ON HEARING WHAT HAD PASSED AT PARIS, CARRIES THE QUEEN THITHER....

...another at 1'aris, of whatever rank he might be, Rnrgnndian or not, to say, ' There goes an Armngnac ! ' and he was instantly put to death without further Inquiry being made." — Moiulrelel, vol. vp 20. " To add to the tribulations of these times, the Parisians again assembled...