October 1513   Institute of Historical Research    Rawdon Brown
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Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice,
Volume 2: 1509-1519 (1867), pp. 138-150. URL: Date accessed: 10
March 2014. Add to my bookshelf   (Min 3 characters)  October
1513  Oct. 4. Sanuto Diaries, v. xvii. p. 112.325. Francesco
Foscari, Venetian Ambassador in Rome, to the State. Dated 30th
September and 1st October. Receipt there of a letter from a
Florentine in Flanders (fn. 1) to the Cardinal of York, stating
that the Scots, having entered England, gave battle; that 4,000
of them were killed; and that the body of the King of Scotland
had not been found; he was supposed to have been killed. On
account of this news the Cardinal of England had bonfires burnt
at Rome, the Imperial and Spanish ambassadors doing the like,
though it was possible the intelligence might not be true. Oct.
4. Sanuto Diaries,