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Besides, she has found us capable of being a Rival to her Glory, and we know, who it is, at this minute, that stops her Conquests, who gives Check, to all her aspiring Designs: Nay she has felt the Power of our Arms in her Bowels, and has been Conquered by us, |
Beside, she has found us capable of being a Rival to her Glory, and we know, who it is, At this minute, that stops her Conquests, who gives Check, to all her aspiring Designs: Nay she has felt the Power of our Arms in her Bowels, and has been Conquered by us, |
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This Conquest was undertaken upon just grounds, Edward II. King of England ▪ having Married Isabella Daughter to Philip the Fair of France, whose three Sons dying without Issue, the Crown descended to the Heirs of Isabella; and then it was, when Edw. III. in right of his Mother claimed the Kingdom of France, that they made their Salique Law, which could however, bar only for the future, and not for the time past; and therefore the King invaded France, and was very successful in all the Battels he fought, but by reason of several diversions at home, this Success was not pursued by his immediate Successors; yet Hen. V. coming to the Crown (A Prince of a Warlike temper) and considering, that, not only Normandy, Guien, Aquitain, and Anjou, were the rightful Inheritances of the Kings of England, but also his just Title to the Whole Kingdom, derived from Isabella aforesaid; after he had first by Ambassadors set forth, and demanded his Right, he with an English Army invades France, and after he had won several Battles, was at last Married to Katharine, Daughter of Charles VI. And thereupon Declared and Crowned King of France in Reversion: Charles and Isabel his Queen to Reign during their Lives, and Isabel surviving Charles, at her death, made a Will, declaring her Son in Law, Henry V. Heir to all her Goods, and to the Crown ▪ which gives the Kings of England a farther Right to the Kingdom of France: And I am perswaded if the French King had half so much right to England, as the King of England hath to France, we should be pestered with his Manifesto's and Scribles, alledging his just Pretensions; as he calls all, that he makes. |
This Conquest was undertaken upon just grounds, Edward II King of England ▪ having Married Isabella Daughter to Philip the Fair of France, whose three Sons dying without Issue, the Crown descended to the Heirs of Isabella; and then it was, when Edward III. in right of his Mother claimed the Kingdom of France, that they made their Salic Law, which could however, bar only for the future, and not for the time past; and Therefore the King invaded France, and was very successful in all the Battles he fought, but by reason of several diversions At home, this Success was not pursued by his immediate Successors; yet Hen. V. coming to the Crown (A Prince of a Warlike temper) and considering, that, not only Normandy, Guinea, Aquitain, and Anjou, were the rightful Inheritances of the Kings of England, but also his just Title to the whole Kingdom, derived from Isabella aforesaid; After he had First by ambassadors Set forth, and demanded his Right, he with an English Army invades France, and After he had wone several Battles, was At last Married to Katherine, Daughter of Charles VI. And thereupon Declared and Crowned King of France in Reversion: Charles and Isabel his Queen to Reign during their Lives, and Isabel surviving Charles, At her death, made a Will, declaring her Son in Law, Henry V. Heir to all her Goods, and to the Crown ▪ which gives the Kings of England a farther Right to the Kingdom of France: And I am persuaded if the French King had half so much right to England, as the King of England hath to France, we should be pestered with his Manifesto's and Scribbles, alleging his just Pretensions; as he calls all, that he makes. |
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