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¶Howe kynge Edwarde was put dow¦ne / & his dygnyte take from hym.

ANd andne after as all this was doon. the quene Ysabell and Ed¦warde her sone & all the grete lordes of Englonde at one assente / sent to kynge Edwarde to the castell of Kenylworthe / there as he was in kepynge vnder y^• war¦de of syr Iohn̄ Hachin. that was the bys¦shop of Ely. and of syr Iohn̄ of Pereye a baron / for bycause that he sholde ordei¦ne his parlement at a certayne place in Englonde / for to redresse and amende y^• state of the reame. And kynge Edwar∣de them answerde and sayd Lordes said he ye se full well how it is. Loo here my seale / and I gyue to you all my power for to calle & ordeyne a parlement where that ye wylle. ¶And thenne they tooke theyr leue of hym and came ayen to the barons of Englonde / And whanne thei hadde the kynges Patent of this thyn∣ge / they shewed it to the lordes. And the was ordeyned / that the parlement shold be at westmestre. at y^• Vtas of saynt Hy¦lari / And all the grete lordes of Englon¦de lete ordeyned theym there ayenst that tyme that the parlement sholde. be. And atte whiche daye she parlement was the kynge wolde not come there for no m••¦nere of thynge / as he had set hymself & assygned. And netheles the barons se•••• vnto hymoo tyme & other. And he ••we¦re by goddyss oute. y^• he wolde not come ther do fote. wherfor it was ordey••ed by all the greate lordes of Englonde / that

he sholde no lenger be kyng / but be dep•• 〈◊〉〈◊〉 And sayd / y^• they wolde crowne Ed¦warde his sone / y^• elder / y^• was the duke of Guyhenne. And sente tydynges v•• to the kynge there y^• he wa in warde vn¦der syr Iohn̄ erle of Garen. & syr Iohn̄ of B••thu••. y^• was bysshop of Ely / and syr henry Percy a baron / & syr wyllyam Trussell a knyghte / y^• was with y^• Erle syr Thomas of Lancastre / for too yelde vp ther homages vnto hym for all thez of Englonde. ¶And syr wyllyā Trus¦sell sayd thyte wordes. ¶Syr Edward for cause y^• ye haue trayed youre people of Englonde / & haue vndone many gre¦te lordes of Englonde withoute ony cau¦se / ye shall be deposyd / & now ye be with¦stand thankyd be god / And also for cau¦se y^• ye wold not come to the parlement asye ordeyned at westmestre / as in your letter patent ••••is conteyned / for to treate with youre owne lyege men as a kynge sholde And therfor thrughall the comȳs ass••••••e / & all the lordes of Englonde / I tell vnto you these wordes. Ye shall vn∣derstande syr / y^• the barons of Englond at one assente / wylle that ye be no more kynge oh Englond but vtterly haue put you o ute of your cryalte foreuer more And the bysshop of Ely sayd tho to the kyng Syr Edwade Iyelde vp feaute & homage for all y^• archebysshops & bys∣shops of Englōd & for all y^• clergy Tho sayd syr Iohn̄ erle of Garenne•• Syr Edwarde Iyelde vp here vnto you feau¦te & homage for me and for all the erles of Englonde. ¶And syre Henry Percy yaue vp also his homage for hym & for all y^• barons of Englond. And tho sayd syr wyllyam Trussell / Iyelde vp nowe vnto you myn homage for me & also for all the knyghtes of Englonde / & for all them that holde by seryauntre. or by on•• other thynge of you / so y^• from this day after ye shall not be clamyd kynge no∣ther for hynge be holde / but from this ty¦me afterwarde ye shall be holde for a sȳ guler man of all the people. ¶And soo they wente ••••ens too London ther•• that the lordes of Englonde them abode / & syr Edwarde abode in pryson in goode kepynge / And this was on the daye of y^• Conuers••an of saynt Poule. in the .xx. ye¦re of his regne.