48 How Ladie _Ebbe_ dyd flea her nose and vpper lippe away to saue her virginitie. A. D. 870. _Blenerhasset_ 443 49 How _Alurede_ was brought vnto disease and vnto vntimely death, being inclined vnto the sinne of the fleshe. _Blenerhasset_ 449 50 How _Egelred_ for his wickednesse was diuerslye distressed by the Danes, and lastly died for sorrow. A. D. 1016. _Blenerhasset_ 458 51 Howe _Edricus_ destroyed the valiant King _Edmunde Ironsyde_, hoping to haue greate preferment for his labour of _Canutus_ the Dane, and howe the same _Canutus_ caused him to be be-headed for his labour. A. D. 1018. _Blenerhasset_ 466 52 How King _Harrold_ raynyng but niene monthes had continuall warre with the Danes, with the Norway King, with his brother _Tosto_, and with Duke _William_, who partely by hys strength but chiefly by policie, ouercame hym, and by killyng him in the feelde obteyned the kingdome of England. A. D. 1095. _Blenerhasset_ 470 Volume II. PART III. _The Author’s Preface. Baldwin_ Page 3 _To the reader. Baldwin_ 7 _To the reader, ed. 1610. Niccols_ 11 LEGENDS FROM THE CONQUEST. 53 The falle of _Robert Tresilian_ Chiefe Iustice of England, and other his fellowes, for misconstruing the Lawes, and expounding them to serue the Prince’s affections. A. D. 1388. _G. Ferrers_ 13 54 How the two _Rogers_ surnamed _Mortimers_ for their sundry vices ended their liues vnfortunately, the one An. 1329, the other 1387. _Cavil_ 23 55 How Syr _Thomas_ of _Woodstocke_ Duke of Glocester, vncle to King _Richarde_ the seconde, was vnlawfully murdered. A. D. 1397. _G. Ferrers_ 33 56 How the Lord _Mowbrey_, promoted by King _Richard_ the second to the state of a Duke, was by him banished the Realme, in 1398, and after died miserablie in exile. _Sir Thomas Chaloner_ 44 57 How King _Richard_ the second was for his euill gouernance deposed from his seat, 1399, and murdered in prison. _G. Ferrers_ 56 58 How _Owen Glendour_ seduced by false prophecies tooke vpon him to bee Prince of Wales, and was by _Henry_ Prince of England chased to the mountaynes, where hee miserably died for lack of food. A. D. 1401. _Thomas Phaer_ 65