[Footnote 65-1: [From Fenn, iv. 416.] It appears by the contents
that this letter was written about Christmas after the siege of
Caister. An appeal of murder was a process sued by the nearest
relative of a person killed. It was quite independent of any
prosecution for murder by the Crown, and no royal pardon was of
any avail against it; but the appeal had to be brought within a
year and a day of the fact.]
[[... at Norwyche.
_text has “Norwcyche”: corrected from Fenn_]]
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