THE QVENES maiestie considering howe necessary it is and pleasynge to almyghtye God , to haue concorde and peace with al princes , and specially with such as be hir neighbours : And finding not onelye hir realmes and dominions lefte to hir in hostilitie and warre after the deceasse of hir deare sister the late Quene , with the realmes of Fraunce and Scotlande , but also an honorable occasion offred of treatyce of peace with both the saide Realmes : hath therefore vpon good aduyse , remoued all ennimitie , and hath vpon most godly , honorable and profitable consyderations ( vpon the second of thys moneth ) passed , concluded and agreed , a good , perfect , syncere and perpetuall amitie , peace , intelligence , confederacion and vnion , to remayne and continue for euer betwene hir most excellent Maiestie , hir heires and Successours on the one party : and the ryght high and mighty Prince Henry the French Kyng on thother party , their realmes Countries , Cities , townes , landes , dominions , territories , segnories , castels , vassales , and subiectes , by lande , sea , and freshe water , and else where . And the like peace also betwene hyr sayde Maiestye and the kyng and Quene , Dolphines of Scotlande , and theyr Realmes and Countryes . By the which peace it is prouided , that al hostilitie and warre shall cease on either partie , and that the saide Prynces , their Subiectes and vassalles , shall lyue together in peace , amitie , intelligence and frendshippe . And that all thynges be vsed and exercised as frely and lyberally , as they haue done in any former tyme of peace , had betwene the said Realmes and dominions .

ALL which premisses hir Maiestie hath thought mete to notifye to all maner hir subiectes of what estate soeuer the same be , that they and euery of them , obserue all that hereto belongeth : as the lyke is at the Citie of Paris in Fraunce on the french parte publyshed and notyfyed .