...could expect, no fuccefs in it, laboured to procure all thefe with much diligence. By his ambafladors, he concluded treaties with the emperor Lewis of Bavaria,...fome others; who, for certain fubfidies, engaged to affift him with their forces in his defigns againft France 7I. The. earl of Flanders would have been...

...could expect no fuccefs in it, laboured to procure all thefe with much diligence. By his ambafladors, he concluded treaties with the emperor Lewis of Bavaria,...Cologne, the marquis of Juliers, the counts of Hainault nnd Namur, the lords Tauquemont, Bacquen, and fome others; who, for certain fubfidies, engaged to affift...

...could expect no fuccefs in it, laboured to procure all thefe with much diligence. By his ambaffadors, he concluded treaties with the emperor Lewis of Bavaria,...fome others ; who, for certain fubfidies, engaged to afiift him with their forces in his defigns againft France 72. The earl of Flanders would have been...

...could expect no fuccefs in it, laboured to procure all thefe with much diligence. By his ambaffadors, he concluded treaties with the Emperor Lewis of Bavaria,...Archbifhop of Cologne, the Marquis of Juliers, the Countsof Hainault and Namur, the Lords Tauquemont, Bacquen, and fome others; who, for certain fubfidies,...

...against that great and growing power. The emperor, the dukes of Brabant and Guelderland, the archbishop of Cologne, the marquis of Juliers, the counts of Hainault and Namur *, espoused the cause of Edward. James von Artaveldt, the famous brewer of Ghent, and who was the leader...

...against that great and »rowing power. The emperor, the dukes of Brabant and Guelderland, the archbishop of Cologne, the marquis of Juliers, the counts of Hainault and Namur,* espoused the cause of Edward. James Von Artaveldt, the famous brewer of Ghent, and who was the leader...

...alliances with Louis of Bavaria, emperor of Germany, the dukes of Brabant and Gueldres, the archbishop of Cologne, the Marquis of Juliers, the counts of Hainault and Namur, and other princes of inferior consideration and power. He sought out, and retained every foreign adventurer,...

...alliances with Louis of Bavaria, emperor of Germany, the dukes of Brabant and Gueldres, the archbishop of Cologne, the Marquis of Juliers, the counts of Hainault and Namur, and other princes of inferior consideration and power. He sought out, and retained every foreign adventurer,...

...Edward's other allies were the Emperor of Germany, the Dukes of Brabant and Gueldres, the Archbishop of Cologne, the Marquis of Juliers, the Counts of Hainault and Namur, the Lords of Fauquemont and Bacquen, and some others, who, for certain subsidies, engaged to assist him with...

...alliances with Louis of Bavaria, emperor of Germany, the dukes of Brabant and Gueldres, the archbishop of Cologne, the Marquis of Juliers, the counts of Hainault and Namur, and other princes of inferior consideration and power. He sought out, and retained every foreign adventurer,...