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Notarial attestation by John Huart and Nic. Richer, that on 23 July 1510, Lewis XII., in his chapel, before the high altar, appeared before Stephen [Poncher] bp. of Paris, and there acknowledged himself indebted to Henry VIII. for the arrears of 745,000 g.c., and arranged the terms of its payment. Present: Franc.
Vor 4 Tagen · 1947 werden die ideologischen Unterschiede zwischen dem entstehenden Ostblock und der westlichen Welt deutlicher. Standen in den ersten Monaten nach Kriegsende die Gemeinsamkeiten der vier Siegermächte bei der Regelung der Nachkriegsordnung noch im Vordergrund, trennt der aufkommende Kalte Krieg zunehmend die bisher vereinte Kriegskoalition der Alliierten.
Vor 5 Tagen · December 1514. Dec. Sanuto, XIX., 363. 3500. VENICE. [Note of letters received 8 Jan. 1514–5.] From Andrea Badoer, [London,] _ ( blank) Dec.—. It is given out that the King will cross to France to meet the King of France. On—the Queen was delivered of a stillborn child of 8 months—a great grief to all the Court.
Vor 4 Tagen · Ib., 213. ii. [Note of letters received 10 May, 1509]. Private letters from merchants (named), London, 26 April:—The King died on 21 April and his son was created [king], and swore, de more, immediately after his coronation to make war on the King of France. Soon we shall hear that he has invaded France.
Vor 5 Tagen · January 1534, 11–15. 12 Jan. 36. The Mayor and Jurats of Rye to Cromwell. R. O. We received yours dated London, 19th Dec., touching Thos. Sadler and Marg. Barclay, who intended to take passage at Rye with certain sums of money.
Vor 5 Tagen · 1369. FERDINAND OF ARAGON to HENRY VIII. Credence for John de Sepulveda, "noster alumnus," whom he sends to England to address Henry in conjunction with Louis Carroz on affairs of weight. Logrono, 3 Sept. 1512. Signed. Lat., p. 1. Add. 4 Sept. Galba B. III., 44. B.M. 1370. [3398.] [YOUNG, BOLEYN and WINGFIELD to HENRY VIII.] Wrote last August ...
Vor 5 Tagen · 4 May 1512.—To get the Pope to hasten the Papal and Spanish reinforcements and the attack by Spain and England. By letters of 1 April, the Ambassador in England writes that the men were to embark on the 3rd day of Easter (fn. 6); so that the Spanish ambassador was wrong in saying they were already embarked.
