London and the Kingdom - Volume 3: A History Derived Mainly from the Archives at Guildhall in the Custody of the Corporation of the City of London.Sharpe, Reginald R. (Reginald Robinson)
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London and the Kingdom - Volume 3: A History Derived Mainly from the Archives at Guildhall in the Custody of the Corporation of the City of London.
Sharpe, Reginald R. (Reginald Robinson)
London (England) -- History
No. 1. Reply from the City to a letter from King Henry V
(Printed in _Memorials_), asking for wine and provisions
for the army at Rouen. Dated 8 Sept. [1418].
No. 2. Proclamation for speeding men to the English army in
Normandy. [1418.]
No. 3. Letter from King Henry V to the City, notifying the
capture of Pontoise. Dated Mantes, 5 Aug. [1419].
No. 4. Reply to the above. Dated 6 Sept. [1419].
No. 5. Letter from the Duke of Clarence to the City on the same
subject. Dated Mantes, 5 Aug. [1419].
No. 6. Reply to the above. Dated 6 Sept. [1419].
No. 7. Letter from Henry V to the City, informing the citizens
of his movements in France. Dated Mantes, 12 July [1421].
No. 8. Reply to the above. Dated 2 Aug. [1421].
No. 9. Letter from the Duke of Bedford to the City, claiming
the government of the realm at the death of Henry V. Dated
Rouen, 26 Oct. [1422].
No. 10. Letter from the Mayor and Aldermen of the City to the
Duke of Bedford. No date [1424].
No. 11. Another letter from the same to the same. No date
[1424].
No. 12. Letter from the Earl of Salisbury and of Perche to the
City, announcing the success of the war in France. Dated 5
Sept. [1428].
No. 13. Reply to the above. Dated 12 Oct. [1428].
No. 14. Letter from Henry VI to the City, asking for a loan.
Dated Rouen, 10 Nov. [1430].
No. 15. Letter from Cardinal Beaufort, notifying the Mayor,
Sheriffs and Aldermen of the City, of his intention to
return forthwith to England. Dated Ghent, 13 April [1432].
No. 16. Letter from the Mayor and Aldermen of Calais to the
City of London, asking for assistance. Dated 27 June [1436].
No. 17. Letter from Henry VI to the Mayor, Aldermen and
Sheriffs of London, touching the peace of the City. Dated
Lichfield, 3 Sept., 35 Hen. VI [1456].
No. 18. Letter from the same to the City, ordering the seizure
of certain ships of war in the Thames. Dated Coventry, 10
March [1456-7].
No. 19. Letter from the same to the same, touching the peace of
the City. Dated Kenilworth, 22 March [1456-7].
No. 20. Letter from the City to Henry VI, touching the capture
of Sandwich by the French. Dated 3 Sept. [1457].
No. 21. Reply to the above. Dated Northampton, 5 Sept. [1457].
No. 22. Reply of Bishop Waynfleete, the Chancellor, to letter
from the City, similar to No. 20 _supra_. Dated Waltham, 5
Sept. [1457].
No. 23. Letter from the Earl of Kendal, Lord Scales and others
besieged in the Tower, to the Lord Mayor, asking why war
was being made upon them. No date [circ. July, 1460].
No. 24. Reply to the above. No date.
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