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[334] Rymer, IV. iii. 146.
[335] He arrived in Rouen on his way to join Henry on April 17, 1420. Cochon, 439.
[336] Rot. Parl., iv. 108.
[337] An ordinance, issued at Mantes on November 13, 1419, points to the fact that deserters were becoming unpleasantly numerous. Cal. of Norman Rolls, Rep. 42, App. 355.
[338] Ellis, Original Letters, 1st Series, i. 1.
[339] Herald’s Debate, 61.
[340] See ‘The Libel of English Policy,’ Political Songs, ii. 187-205.
[341] In 1415, for instance, crown jewels were pledged to London for the loan of 10,000 marks; Rymer, IV. ii. 141.
[342] Third Rep. of Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, 232, Trial of Edward, Duke of Buckingham.