On this point also they enable us to correct the statements of chroniclers and witnesses in the rehabilitation trial.
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in folio; Delpit, _Collection de documents francais qui se trouvent en Angleterre_, Paris, 1847, in 4to; J.Stevenson, _Letters and Papers illustrative of the Wars of the English in France during the reign of Henry VI_, 1861-1864, 3 parts, in 2 vols.

in 8vo; Charles Gross, _The Sources and Literature of English History_, 1900, in 8vo.] From the letters in the archives at Reims, copied by Rogier in the seventeenth century, we learn how Troyes, Chalons, and Reims surrendered to the King.