...enrieheil. Sivumiiv, the kingdom strengthened by a cantinua-l Quiintcnance of forty thousand well-trained soldiers, with skilful captains and commanders. Thirdly,...subject, who never afterwards as was projected 'in apy time to come, should he charged with subsidies, fifteenths, loans, or other .-'.id*. Fourthly,...

...should be enriched ; secondly, the? Kingdom be strengthened by the maintenance of 40,000 well-trained soldiers, with skilful captains and commanders ; thirdly,...and ease of the subject, who never afterwards (as it was pretended ) in any time to come, should be charged with subsidies, fifteenths, loans, or common...

...commanders ; thirdly,, for the benefit and ease of the subject, who never afterwards (as it was pretended) in any time to come, should be charged with subsidies, fifteenths, loans, or common aids ; fourthly, lest the honour of the realm should receive any diminution by the dissolution...

...; secondly, the kingdom " strengthened by a continual maintenance of forty thou" sand well-trained soldiers, with skilful captains and " commanders ;..." time to come, should be charged with subsidies, fit" teenths, loans, or other common aids ; fourthly, lest " the honour of the realm should receive...

..."be enriched; secondly, the kingdom strengthened by a con" tinual maintenance of forty thousand well trained soldiers, with " skilful captains and commanders;...any time to come, should be charged with subsidies, fif" teenths, loans, or other common aids; fourthly, lest the honour " of the realm should receive...

...enriched; secondly, the kingdom strengthened liy a •continual maintenance of forty thousand well-trained soldiers, with skilful captains and commanders ; thirdly,...fourthly, lest the honour of the realm should receive any dimunition of honour by the dissolution of the said monasteries, there being twenty-nine lords of parliament...

...enriched; secondly, the kingdom strengthened by a continual maintenance of forty thousand well-trained soldiers, with skilful captains and commanders ; thirdly,...for the benefit and ease of the subject, who never afterward (as was projected), in any time to come, should be charged with subsidies, fifteenths, loans,...

...should be enriched; secondly, the kingdom strengthened by a continual maintenance of 40,000 well-trained soldiers, with skilful captains and commanders; thirdly,...subsidies, fifteenths, loans, or other common aids." &c. And, as if such a thing were politically possible or morally certain, from the renowned veracity...

...be enriched ; secondly, the kingdom strengthened by a continual maintenance of 40,000 well-trained soldiers, with skilful captains and commanders; thirdly,...afterwards, as was projected, in any time to come, shotdd be charged with wbitidies, fifteenths, loans, or other common aids." &c. And, as if such a thing...

...enriched ; secondly, the kingdom be strengthened by the maintenance of forty thousand well-trained soldiers, with skilful captains and commanders ; thirdly,...honour of the realm should receive any diminution by the dissolution of the said monasteries, there being twenty-nine lords of parliament of the abbots...