 | Enguerrand de Monstrelet - 1840 - 690 trang
...we shall not condescend to make any answer, except declaring that all your reproaches are false. " In regard to that passage in your letter, where you...expression has been used ; but if you mean, or dare to sav, that his death was caused by our order or consent, it is false, and will be a falsehood every... | |
 | George Lillie Craik - 1841 - 524 trang
...would question our right." The charge of murder he repelled with the most indignant language. " With regard to that passage in your letter where you speak of the death of our very dear cousin and lord, whom God absolve ! saying ' God knows how it happened, and... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1845 - 530 trang
...would question our right." The charge of murder he repelled with the most indignant language. " With regard to that passage in your letter where you speak of the death of our very dear cousin and lord, whom God absolve! saying ' God knows how it happened, and by... | |
 | Charles Knight - 1874 - 562 trang
...1403, in a letter to Henry, insinuated that he was guilty of the murder, and the king replied: " With regard to that passage, in your letter where you speak of the death of our very dear cousin and lord, whom God absolve, saying ' God knows how it happened, and by... | |
 | Charles Knight - 1880 - 1286 trang
...1403, in a letter to Henry, insinuated that he was guilty of the murder, and the king replied: " With regard to that passage in your letter where you speak of the death of our very dear cousin and lord, whom God absolve, saying 'God knows how it happened and -by... | |
 | Henry Smith Williams - 1904 - 690 trang
...in a letter to Henry, insinuated that he was ¿uilty of the murder, and the icing replied : “ With regard to that passage in your letter where you speak of the death of our very dear cousin and lord whom God absolve saying ‘ God knows how it happened, and by... | |
 | Henry Smith Williams - 1907 - 686 trang
...1403, in a letter to Henry, insinuated that he was guilty of the murder, and the king replied : " With regard to that passage in your letter where you speak of the death of our very dear cousin and lord, whom God absolve, saying 'God knows how it happened, and by... | |
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In regard to that passage in your letter, where you speak of the decease of our very dear cousin and lord, whom God pardon! adding, God knows how it happened, and by whom caused,—we know not with what intent this expression has been used; but if you... 