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[Sidenote: _Polydor_.] him his nephue Hacune, but kept his brother Wilnote with him still as a pledge.

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Chester, with Rafe earle of Hereford, the kings nephue by his sister

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The second was, to reuenge the death of his nephue Alured or

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[Sidenote: _Edmerus_.] and his nephue Hacune, which (as ye haue heard) were deliuered as pledges to king Edward, & sent into Normandie to remaine there with duke William, and at length with much adoo, got leaue: but yet he was told aforehand of the king, that he would repent his iournie, and

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The first and principall cause which he alleged, was for to chalenge his right, meaning the dominion of the land that to him was giuen and assigned (as he said) by his nephue king Edward late ruler of the same land.

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Rafe was his nephue, as sonne to his sister Goda by hir first husband Gualter de Maunt.

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[Sidenote: The earle of Angus Umfreuill cōmonlie called erle of Kime.] hauing with him his nephue yoong Gilbert Umfreuill earle of Angus

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William surnamed Bastard, doo giue and grant to thee my nephue

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Cornewall, and John de la Pumeray their nephue, refused the gift thereof, bicause it was not as yet conquered.

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The same yeare fell discord betwixt the yoong king of France, and his mother and vncles, hir brethren, earle Theobald and earle Stephan, who thinking themselues not well vsed, procured king Henrie the sonne to ioine with them in fréendship, and to go ouer into England to purchase his fathers assistance in their behalfe against their nephue.

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