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SIR JOHN FROISSART
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries
from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. Vol.2
page 442
Between Laon and Rheima were other pillagers, whofe principal garrifon was at Vely, in which there were fix hundred men. Rabigeois de Dury, m EÉgtfflkntfft^ *à» tie gëfefnùt of* it. Ife re-tained .alt fbrfs of pettom, vrôfo vvf&ed to ferve uider him; and, as he paid well and punctually, he wits duly oBeyed. t'\ •
• He Ttiu^ i^itE him Robert Scott, a§- companion in his gains ^dfofles^ who, coring the Cbriftmaa holidays^ won and plundered the ftrong caftie and town of RQucy*, in wbich he eftabliflied a garrifon. thai was after wards' a gnea{ grievance to the neighs bourhood. Âte fanfomed, the. e^rj, • his lady and daughter^ for the fiim of twelve thoufand golden florins au mouton, aqd Jkept 4 poffeffioQ* of the town and' caftïe alï that winter and enfuing fummer of
As fôon as fhe* earl of Roucy had paid his ran-Éîiïij he wenf torefifje in loon, and in divers other places. Ûuring this period, there was not any tilling of the ground, fo that it caufed a great Scarcity in a fliort time*.
*A mwi ia Picardy, cHtteft 3fid ekftioii ôf tarjti.
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