The copie of the publication of the trewse made betwene the most Cristien [sic] Kynge Henry second of that name themperour, and the kyng of Ingland his sonne published at Roan [sic] on Thursday the xx daye of Februarry [sic] ; translated out of Frenche into Inglishe. — Treaties, etc. 1556 Feb. 5

Author: France.1556

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❧ THE COPIE OF THE Pblication of the trewse made betwene the most Cristien Kynge Henry second of that name Themperour: and the Kyng of Ingland his sonne published at roan on thursday the xx. daye of Februarry.
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❧ THE COPIE OF THE Pblication of the trewse made betwene the most Cristien Kynge Henry second of that name Themperour: and the Kyng of Ingland his sonne published at roan on thursday the xx. daye of Februarry.

Translated out of Frenche into inglishe.

DIEV ET MON DROIT

To the readers.

Sythens thes warres so hearde and durats
Is now ceassed betwene princes and Kynges
Let vs praye to our lorde Immaculate
To graunte vs peace in eternall thinges.
That we may taste of his blessed wel springes
whiche is free for them that dothe it craue.
For he sayeth aske, and gratis ye shall haue.

IT is to be vnderstande that all good sewer: treue and loyal trewse communicatiue and marchant estat: abstinence of warre and cessation of armes is established: accorded: agreed & paste: betwen the most excellent and puissant Princes: the Kyng our soueraine Lord: the Emperour Charles the fyfte of that name: and Philip his sonne Kyng of Englād their heris: successours: Royalmes: countreis: landes and seigneuries what so euer they be: aswel on this syde the mounteynes as be yonde: for the terme & space of fyue yeres nexte ensuyng: to begynne on the fyfte daye of February: the which trewse oure sayde souereigne Kynge willeth and commandeth this to be inuiolatly obserued and kepte: and that al contradictours and geyne sayers to be chastised and examplairely punyshed as infractors and brekers of the treuse and peace: and also the subiectes on thone syde and of the other: to go: comme: seiourne traffique: by and sell in all places aswel from the Occident as Orient: by sea: lande: and freshe waters: saufly and franckly: payinge alwayes the dueties and subsydes dewe and accoustomed: as in tyme of good and entier peace: with out cōtradiction or empechement.

Made at Bloyes the xiii. daye of February in the yere of our Lorde. M. D. L. V.

Signed by Henry the Frenche Kynge.

PVblished at Roan (folowinge the kynges letters and cōmandements) by the ordounance of that noble man Maistre Iacques Breuedent one of the Kynges coūcell and Lieutenant generall Ciuil at the Bailliage of Roan: by Maister william Fautrell Greffier to the sayd Bailly: accompagned with the Cinquantaine of the sayd towne: and with a greate nombre of Sergentes of the same all being on horsbacke: the said publicatiō was made in al stretes of the same Towne and places accoustumed to make semblable proclamations: and lykewyse on all the Keyes and warfes of the same: wyth .xii. trompettes: and xii. drommes and phiffres. Also it was commanded that fyers of ioye shulde be made: whiche hath ben don wyth great ioye and gladnes of all the enhabitants of the same. On thursdaye the .xx. day of Februarye. M. D. L. V.

God saue the Kynge and Queene.

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