All the vvorkes of Iohn Taylor the water-poet Beeing sixty and three in number. Collected into one volume by the author: vvith sundry new additions corrected, reuised, and newly imprinted, 1630.

Edward the fourth was Earle of March, some and heire to Richard, Duke of Yorke, sonne to Richard Earl of Cambridge, s••nto Edmund of langley; •••••• of York, 4 sento Edward the 3, King of England. This King (Edward the fourth) Was borne at Roane is Nor∣mandy: and in the yeere 1461, the 29 of Iune, hee•••• crowned at Westminister, by the hands of Thomas Bourgchier, Arcbishop of Canterbury. Henry the fixt, hauing a great power in the Nor••••, was •••••• and encountred by King Edward neere Towton on Palms∣sunday, where bet••••••xt the two Kings was fought a•••••••• battell which continued ten houers, in which cruell con∣flict, the English ground dranke the sangkired •••••••• of •••••• 37000 of her naturall englishmen: after, •••••••• •••••• •••••• as Hexam by the Lord Montracute, King Henry was again put to fight with great lesse be was afterward•••••• disquid'd & ••••••••••isoned •••• the Towre of London. Edward new supposed all was well, his minde was on m••••ruj••, wherefore he sent Richard Neuill, (The great King •••• ker Ex••le of Warwich) into France, so treate forth Lady Bona (sister to the French Quene) but with meane space King Edward prou••ed himselfe man home, and was married to the Lady Elizabeth Gray •••••• match was so deslatefull to Warwick that hee •••••••••••• fals aff from King Edward; after which, he took the King Prisoner, but he escaping againe, fled beyend the Saw. The Earle of Warwick tooke King Henry out of the T••••nt, and caused him againe to be crowned: King Edward landed agains in England at Bornet s••ld (tra〈…〉〈…〉 London) his Army was met by the Earles of Warwick and Oxford,(King Henry being them againe •••••• •••••••• s••••er) where was fought a fierce battell, where Edward was Vector: the Earle of Warwicke with •••••••• N•••••••• men were slaint•• and comment on eath sides 10000 King Henry was againe committed to the Tonre: Edward Prince of Wales, the son of Henry the first was•••••• the battel of Tewxbury, & murdred by Richard, •••••• of Gloecether: Soon after the bastard Lord •••••• vaised an Army of 17000 men against King Edward but the bastard was soons supprest and the most •••••••••• King Edward the fixt freed from his long•••••• being murdred by the bloody hands of Richard, •••••• of Glocester. The King b••••ing (through must ••••••) •••••• peacs, •••••• himselfe •••••• •••••• Iane Shore, (his Combine •••••• pleasures were mixed with greife for his •••••• George, Duke of Clarence, who was •••••• of Malmsey the Towre of London 1475. •••••• of Scotland, threatned was against England; Richard, Duke of Glocester was some against the Scots, •••••• •••••• king Edward ••••••, haning •••••• Aprill 9, 1483, •••••• at Windsor