English songs in manuscript Selden B. 26 / [ed. Frederick Morgan Padelford].

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English songs in manuscript Selden B. 26 / [ed. Frederick Morgan Padelford].
Author
Padelford, Frederick Morgan, 1875-1942.
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Halle a. S.: Max Niemeyer
1912
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"English songs in manuscript Selden B. 26 / [ed. Frederick Morgan Padelford]." In the digital collection Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/CME00104. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 21, 2025.

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Deo gracias anglia redde pro victoria.
Our kyng went forth to Normundy wyth grace & myth of chyualry; þer God for hym wrouth meruelowsly; qwerfore Ynglond may cal & cry Deo gracias.
He set a sege, for sothe to say, to Harflu tounn with ryal a-ray; þat tounn he wan and mad a fray þat Fraunse xal rewe tyl domysday, Deo gracias.
Than went hym forth owr kyng comely in Achyncourt feld he fauuth manly; thorw grace of God most meruelowsly he had both feld and vyctory, Deo gracias.
Ther lordys, eerlys, and barounn were slayn and takyn, & þat ful soun, and sume were browth in-to Londounn, wyth ioye & blysse and greth renounn. Deo gracias.
Almythy God, he kepe our kyng, hys pepyl & al hys weel welyng, and ȝeue hem grace with-outyn endyng; þan may we calle & sauely syng Deo gracias.
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