WYLLIAM PASTON.

[Footnote 125-3: [From Paston MSS., B.M.] This letter was

evidently written in the same year as No. 1030, in which it is

mentioned that Sir Richard Edgecombe and others had gone over to

Brittany.]

[Footnote 126-1: 12th April.]

[Footnote 126-2: Guingamp.]

[Footnote 126-3: Fauxbourgs, which Fenn supposes here to mean

portcullises, but I know not if the word was ever used in such a

sense. Perhaps what is meant is, that they destroyed the suburbs

to fortify their position.]

[Footnote 126-4: The word ‘which’ appears to be omitted.]

[Footnote 127-1: Sir Richard Edgecombe.]

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