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Kynges estraingid the gret lordis of thayre blood from thaire secrete Councelle, And not avised by them ; And takyng abowte them other not of thaire blood, and enclynyng only to theire counselle, rule and advise, the wheche persones take not respect ne...

A Chronicle of the First Thirteen Years of the Reign of King Edward the Fourth - Page 43
by John Warkworth - 1839 - 79 pages
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The King's Council in England During the Middle Ages

James Fosdick Baldwin - Constitutions - 1913 - 612 pages

...happened to Edward II, Richard II. and Henry VI in the following article : ' First, where the said Kynges estraingid the gret lordis of thayre blood...take not respect ne consideracion to the wele of the said princes, ne to the comonwele of this lond, but only to theire singuler lucour and enrichyng of...

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