The Anglo-Scottish Border and the Shaping of Identity, 1300-1600
The Anglo-Scottish Border and the Shaping of Identity, 1300-1600
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盎格鲁-苏格兰边界与身份塑造，1300-1600 年
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10.1057/9781137108913_5
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2012
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Peverley S
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Peverley S
1457年11月，约翰·哈丁--一个英国人，退役军人，皇家间谍出身的编年史家--向亨利六世的财务主管，什鲁斯伯里第二代伯爵约翰·塔尔博特递交了六份关于英格兰对苏格兰霸权的文件;几天后，他被授予年金，以表彰他对王室的贡献。这不是他第一次向英国国王提交宗主权的证据，也不会是最后一次，但确认哈丁获奖的专利证书的措辞和他的《编年史》第一版（1457年）的序言似乎表明，这一提交是独一无二的，因为哈丁在同一时间或大约同一时间将他的文本提交给了亨利六世或他的一位官员。
In November 1457, John Hardyng—an Englishman, ex-soldier, and royal spy turned chronicler—delivered six documents concerning English hegemony over Scotland to Henry VI’s treasurer, John Talbot, second Earl of Shrewsbury; several days later he was granted an annuity for his services to the crown.1It was not the first time that he had submitted evidence of suzerainty to an English king, nor would it be the last, but the wording of the letters patent confirming Hardyng’s reward and the prologue to the first version of hisChronicle(1457) seem to indicate that this submission was unique because Hardyng presented his text to Henry VI—or one of his officials—at or around the same time.2