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revenge himself upon or on the French. On the 27th. 1491 He summoned a Parliament acquainted them with His intentions & asked their assistance which they readily granted, & on the 6th. Octbr. the Year following 1492. He [[deletion]] Set Sail with His [[/deletion]] Crossed the Sea with His Troops the Duke of Bedford & Earl of Oxford & landed at Calais, & marched imediately into the Country & beseiged Bouloigne but Maximilian broke His promise of joyning him, & Spain made peace with France, & His own Troops beginning to Suffer by the lateness of the Season it was thought advisable to treat with France, The Bishop of Exeter & a lrd Danbury were charged with this Comission, they went to Estaples with Marechal de Cordes
