Compare 1587 edition: 1 Shortly after vpon the breaking vp of thys Parliament,King Dauid inuadeth Nor|thumberland. king Dauid rayſed a mightie ar|mie, and entred with the ſame into Northum|berlande, but committing the whole charge to the Earle of Murrey as lieutenant Generall, he woulde not that any of his owne Baners ſhould EEBO page image 349 be ſpread and borne in all that voyage, in the which the moſt part of al Northumberland was burnt and ſpoiled, for they remained there a Mo|neth before they returned, conueying away with them great ryches whiche they got abrode in all places where they came.
Compare 1587 edition: 1 King Dauid the ſeconde time inuadeth the Engliſh borders.Shortly after he came with a newe armie in|to Englande, cauſing his owne ſtandard to bee borne afore him at that time, as he that tooke v|pon him the whole gouernance of that enterpriſe himſelfe.