The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688; Continued to the Death of George the Second, Tập 1G. Cowie and Company, 1825 |
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... Norman government - New insurrections - New ri- gours of the government - Introduction of the feudal law - Innovation in ecclesi- astical government - Insurrection of the Norman barons - Dispute about investi- tures - Revolt of prince ...
... Norman government - New insurrections - New ri- gours of the government - Introduction of the feudal law - Innovation in ecclesi- astical government - Insurrection of the Norman barons - Dispute about investi- tures - Revolt of prince ...
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... Norman , who had been made govenor by the interest of queen Emma . They began to spread their devastations over the coun- try ; when the English , sensible what outrages they must now expect from their barbarous and offended enemy ...
... Norman , who had been made govenor by the interest of queen Emma . They began to spread their devastations over the coun- try ; when the English , sensible what outrages they must now expect from their barbarous and offended enemy ...
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... Norman prince did not long survive the marriage of Emma ; and he left the inheritance of the dutchy to his eldest son of the same name ; who dying a year after him without children , was succeeded by his brother Robert , a man of valour ...
... Norman prince did not long survive the marriage of Emma ; and he left the inheritance of the dutchy to his eldest son of the same name ; who dying a year after him without children , was succeeded by his brother Robert , a man of valour ...
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... Norman conquest , which ensued soon after , re- duced both nations to equal subjection , there is no farther mention in history of any difference between them . The joy , however , of their present deliverance , made such impression on ...
... Norman conquest , which ensued soon after , re- duced both nations to equal subjection , there is no farther mention in history of any difference between them . The joy , however , of their present deliverance , made such impression on ...
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... Norman also , was promoted to the see of Canterbury , " and always enjoyed the highest favour of his master , of which his abilities rendered him not worthy . And though the king's pru- dence , or his want of authority , made him confer ...
... Norman also , was promoted to the see of Canterbury , " and always enjoyed the highest favour of his master , of which his abilities rendered him not worthy . And though the king's pru- dence , or his want of authority , made him confer ...
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