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[1] Moreouer, beside that
power of the barons which laid siege to Windsor castell, there were Noble
men also in other parts of the realme that
were readie to resist him.
The archbi|shop of Yorke. Hugh Bar|dolfe.
William de Stuteuille.
And amongst other, Geffrey the archbi|shop of Yorke, with Hugh
Bardolfe one of the kings iustices, and William de Stuteuille, assem|bled an
armie, and comming to Doncaster, fortified the towne: but when the
archbishop would haue gone forward to besiege the castell of Tickhill, which
earle Iohn had in possession, the other two his asso|ciats would not consent
to go with him, bicause they were seruants, and reteined with earle Iohn.
Here|with the archbishop being sore
offended, departed from them, calling them traitors to their king, and
enimies to the realme.