MURDER OF LORD HASTINGS AND THE EARL

PENANCE OF JANE SHORE. THE DUKE ASPIRES TO THE

WISHES TO MARRY HIS NIECE. RAISES AN ARMY AGAINST THE

RECTION IN FAVOUR OF A PRETENDED EARL OF WARWICK.

VASION OF FRANCE.

OF FRANCE.

INSURRECTION OF THE LOLLARDS.

IN

BATTLE OF AZINCOURT. SECOND INVASION
CONQUEST OF NORMANDY. MURDER OF THE DUKE

OF BURGUNDY. HENRY IS MADE REGENT OF FRANCE. REDUCES
MEAUX. -- AND DIES.

HIS FUNFRAL. AFFAIRS OF THE CHURCH.

THE late king had outlived his popularity and the Succession intelligence of his death excited little regret in any part of Henry V. 1413. of his dominions. His eldest son, Henry of Monmouth, Mar. 21. immediately ascended the throne. He had so long been considered as heir apparent, that the claim of the earl of March was never mentioned; and though his errors had created a prejudice against him, his subjects were willing to attribute them rather to the giddiness of youth than to depravity of heart. Neither did he disap