 | John Leland - 1770 - 426 páginas
...cam King Edward to London with a 3000. Men. And the fame Night beyng the 21. Day of May and Tuefday at Night, betwixt a xi. and xii. of the Clok, was King Henry, being Prifouer yn the Tourre, put to Deth : the Duke of Gloceftre, and dyverfe other, beyng there that Night.... | |
 | John Bruce - 1838 - 86 páginas
...had known " the very heart of the mystery." " The same night, beyng the 21. day of May, and Tuesday, at night, betwixt a xi. and xii. of the Clok, was King Henry, being Prisoner yn the Toure, put to Deth : the Duke of Glocestre and dyverse other beyng there that night."... | |
 | 1838 - 84 páginas
...had known " the very heart of the mystery." " The same night, beyng the 21. day of May, and Tuesday, at night, betwixt a xi. and xii. of the Clok, was King Henry, being Prisoner yn the Toure, put to Deth : the Duke of Glocestre and dyverse other beyng there that night."... | |
 | Sir H. C. Maxwell Lyte - 1875 - 620 páginas
...chronicler in Leland1 is even more precise :— " The same Night beyng the 21 Day of May and Tuesday3 at Night betwixt a xi and xii of the Clok, was King Henry, being Prisoner yn the Tourre, put to Deth ; the Duke of Glocestre, and dyverse other, beyng there that Night.... | |
 | Sir H. C. Maxwell Lyte - 1889 - 634 páginas
...anonymous chronicler in Lcland is even more precise:— "The same night beyng the 21 day of May and Tuesday at night betwixt a xi and xii of the Clok, was King Henry, being prisoner yn the Tourre, put to deth ; the Duke of Glocestre, and dyverse other, beyng there that night.... | |
 | 1840 - 792 páginas
...Gloucester." The chronicler in Leland asserts that " The same night, beyng the 81. day of M»y, and Tuesday, at night, betwixt a xi. and xii. of the clok, was King Henry, being prisoner yn the Toure, put to deth : the Duke ofGlocestre and dy verse other beyng there that night"... | |
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The same night, beyng the 21. day of May, and Tuesday, at night, betwixt a xi. and xii. of the Clok, was King Henry, being Prisoner yn the Toure, put to Deth : the Duke of Glocestre and dyverse other beyng there that night. 