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Army they persuaded the Young Dutchess to [[deletion]] Put an end to the Misery of Her Country by opening the Gates of the City & Espousing the King. [[deletion]] which to which [[/deletion]] She was Married 1490. at Langez in Touraine & thus the Dutchy of Brittany anexed to the Crown of France. [[deletion]] Maximilian's hopes [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] Maximilian had the Mortification of seeing all His hopes frustrated in loosing His bride, & met with a Severe affront by having His Daughter Margaret sent back to Him after having been brought up in France with the hopes of Marrying the Kg himself. Henry was Sensible of his misconduct in this business, & therefore determined to revenge
