style="font-size:15px;"> The Westminister Chronicle. P. 31; Knighton (1). P. 324.
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Knighton (1). P. 324.
311
Walsingham. Vol. II. P. 95–96.
312
Knighton (1). P. 324.
313
Adam of Usk. P. 14; Historia Vita et Regni Ricardi Secundi… P. 41–42; Grafton. P. 430; Fabyan. P. 532; The Westminister Chronicle. P. 31 (правда, в другом месте автор «Вестминстерской хроники», рассказывая о победе епископа над схизматиками у города Дюнкерка, указывает на то, что во вражеском войске были не только французы, но и фламандцы, см.: The Westminister Chronicle. P. 40).
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Walsingham. Vol. II. P. 96–102; Historia Vita et Regni Ricardi Secundi… P. 48; Knighton (1). P. 328.
315
The Westminister Chronicle. P. 146.
316
Ibid.
317
Ibid. P. 146–148; Walsingham. Vol. II. P. 142.
318
The Westminister Chronicle. P. 148.
319
The Brut. Vol. II. P. 582–584, 600–601. Также см.: Grafton. P. 611; Fabyan. P. 610–611; Hall. P. 181–184; An English Chronicle. P. 55; Higden (Caxton). Vol. VIII. P. 563; On the Siege of Calais // English Political Poems. Vol. II. P. 152–156.
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Remembres now, ye Flemmynges, upon youre owne shame;
When ye laide seege to Caleis, ye wer right still to blame;
For more of reputacioun, ben Englisshmen then ye,
And comen of more gentill blode, of olde antiquite;
For Flemmynges come of Flemmed men, ye shall wel undirstand,
For flemed men & banshid men enhabit first youre land.
Thus proue I that Flemmynges is but a flemed man,
And Flaunders, of Flemmynges, the name first began.
And therfore, ye Flemmynges, that Flemmynges ben named,
To compare with Englisshmen, ye aught to be ashamed!
Ye be nothing elles worth, but gret wordes to camp;
Sette ye still, & bith in pees: God quye you quadenramp!
321
Chandos. P. 135.
322
Gesta Henrici Quinti… P. 122.
323
Ibid.
324
The Chronicle of Richard of Devizies of the Time of King Richard the First / Ed. J. T. Appleby. L., 1969. P. 34.
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Цит. по: Делюмо Ж. Ужасы на Западе. М., 1994. С. 202.
326
An Invective Against France // English Political Poems. Vol. I. P. 30.
327
Ibid. P. 27.
328
Ibid.
329
Bracton. Vol. II. P. 172–174.
330
Ibid.
331
An Invective Against France // English Political Poems. Vol. I. P. 29.
332
John of Bridlington. P. 140.
333
Capgrave. P. 201.
334
Kirkstall Abbey Long Chronicle. P. 93.
335
Adam of Usk. P. 105.
336
Knighton (1). P. 142.
337
Kirkstall Abbey Short Chronicle. P. 60.
338
Anonymi Cantuariensis Chronica. P. 223–224.
339
Knighton (1). P. 74.
340
Ibid. P. 108; Walsingham. Vol. I. P. 275; Chandos. P. 31–33; Grafton. P. 386; Adam Murimuth. P. 180.
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Capgrave. P. 208; The Brut. Vol. II. P. 295; Higden. Vol. VII. P. 336; Chronicon Angliae 1328–1388. P. 11; Walsingham. Vol. I. P. 227; Annales de Oseneia. P. 350; Burton. Vol. III. P. 44; Eulogium Historiarum. Vol. III. P. 205.
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Walsingham.
