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ambassadors of France ambaxadeurs ambaxiatores Anglici Anglois Anglorum answer apres archiers armis articles aultres avoit bailly bellorum bien biens Bretaigne Britania capture castle castrum cause ceste ceulx chastel choses city conte Cousinot Culant Dangleterre dedens devant devers dicte dite dites dits ambaxeurs duc de Somerset DUFFUS duke of Somerset Dunois Edited England English enterprise estoient estoit faire fait Faucomberge Fougères Fougieres Franchois Franciæ French Fulgeris fust Galli Gallorum gens good goods grant great hæc high and powerful hostes hostium hundred Jehan jour June jusques Karolus king of France Lenfant lieu lord the governor lords Louviers made maistre matiere matter messire mondit my said lord nepveu place pluseurs present prince nephew prince oncle quæ Qualiter quil quils quilz regis Angliæ reparation Rothomagum Rouen roy de France said ambassadors same seigneur side siege sire surrendered taken Talbot they time town TRANSLATION treves truce uncle
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