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[[underline]] Henry II [[/underline]] | [[underline]] Henry II [[/underline]] | ||
| − | the | + | the most considerable, which he forfeited |
| + | for going out of the Kingdom without | ||
| + | leave. | ||
| + | This step was followed by one very popular | ||
| + | which was the sending away the foreign | ||
| + | Troops entertained by Stephen & known by | ||
| + | the name of Brabonsons & sometimes by that | ||
| + | of Routiers & Cott [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] e [[/addition]] raux. These were a | ||
| + | mixture of people from several parts | ||
| + | of Europe, perticularly from Germany | ||
| + | and ye low Countries. The profest | ||
| + | themselves independent of any perticular | ||
| + | Prince & served any that would | ||
| + | employ them, plu^ [[addition]] n [[/addition]] dering Friend | ||
| + | as well as Foe. | ||
| + | Henry soon after this revoked | ||
| + | all the the grants predecessor | ||
| + | & resumed all the lands alienated | ||
| + | from the Crown. | ||
Revision as of 20:27, 17 May 2018
2 underline Henry II /underline the most considerable, which he forfeited for going out of the Kingdom without leave. This step was followed by one very popular which was the sending away the foreign Troops entertained by Stephen & known by the name of Brabonsons & sometimes by that of Routiers & Cott deletion unclear /deletion ^ addition e /addition raux. These were a mixture of people from several parts of Europe, perticularly from Germany and ye low Countries. The profest
themselves independent of any perticular
Prince & served any that would employ them, plu^ addition n /addition dering Friend as well as Foe. Henry soon after this revoked all the the grants predecessor & resumed all the lands alienated from the Crown.
