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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 331
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ROGER WENDOVER, FLORES HISTORIARTJM, VOL. II, P. 61. 1
Thereafter, 2 when [John] had sat down to table and was
putting out his hands for food and drink, a messenger came
to the king on behalf of the king of Scotland, who offered him
letters regarding treason foreseen against him. After this
came another messenger, on behalf of the daughter 3 of the
of Wales. . . .
king, the wife to wit of Llewellyn, king
But the letters, although coming from different districts,
had yet one and the same import, namely that if the king
went to the war that had begun he would either be slain by
his own nobles or given up for destruction to the enemy. . . .
1 Cf. M.P., Chr. Maj., ii, 534. A different account is in W. of C., ii, 207.
2 After causing the Welsh hostages to be hanged, on his way to subdue
a rising of the Welsh.
3 John's illegitimate daughter Joanna.
4 John demanded hostages from the barons : Eustace de Vescy took
refuge in Scotland, R.W., ii, 62. Cf. M.P., Chr. Maj., ii. 534. Ann. of Wore.,
in A.M., iv, 400.
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