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Francis Bigod promising that he and all the West Countries would rise and come forward. This day with my servant, Alan Gefreyson, I sent you my news which are of such bruits, rages, and furies as the like I have not read nor heard of. I
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257:, probably early in 1537, tells them: "Neighbours, I do much that ye would assemble yourselves with Bigod earnestly the King's highness extendeth general pardon to all this North". He goes on that the king intends to hold a
304:"Though the commons at first had me in suspicion for my learning and conversation with such a lewd one as they judged were enemies both to Christ's Church and the commonwealth, and I was even in danger of my life at
324:, whom the mayor of Hull has imprisoned, to their great offence. I have sworn to go with the commons having good reason to doubt the Duke of Norfolk is coming rather to bring them to captivity like those of
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than to fulfil our petitions. There is no man they trust so much as
Constable whom Bygott would gladly join and follow his advice, if he will be true to them." He begs an answer and sends a copy of their
345:. Bigod had showed him part of the King's pardon, saying it would enrage the Scots, known in the North as "our old ancient enemies", while Todde showed Bigod a copy of the articles given at
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