The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688, Tập 1Liberty Classics, 1983 |
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... English , and dishon- oured many families . But what most provoked the inhabitants , was , that , instead of defending them against invaders , they were ever ready to betray them to the foreign Danes , and to associate themselves with ...
... English , and dishon- oured many families . But what most provoked the inhabitants , was , that , instead of defending them against invaders , they were ever ready to betray them to the foreign Danes , and to associate themselves with ...
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... English were unanimous and zeal- ous in their resolutions ; the Danes were divided and dispirited : Any small opposition , which appeared in this assembly , was brow- beaten and suppressed ; and Edward was crowned king , with every ...
... English were unanimous and zeal- ous in their resolutions ; the Danes were divided and dispirited : Any small opposition , which appeared in this assembly , was brow- beaten and suppressed ; and Edward was crowned king , with every ...
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... English courtiers , willing to ingratiate themselves with their new sovereign , outvyed each other in equipages and entertainments ; and made a display of riches , which struck the foreigners with astonishment . William of Poictiers , a ...
... English courtiers , willing to ingratiate themselves with their new sovereign , outvyed each other in equipages and entertainments ; and made a display of riches , which struck the foreigners with astonishment . William of Poictiers , a ...
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