The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688, Tập 1Liberty Classics, 1983 |
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... Norman seamen and soldiers , who had been carried thither by stress of weather , or by a mistake in their course : And fore- seeing that his conquest of England might still be attended with many difficulties and with much opposition ...
... Norman seamen and soldiers , who had been carried thither by stress of weather , or by a mistake in their course : And fore- seeing that his conquest of England might still be attended with many difficulties and with much opposition ...
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... Norman succours , all the other rebels found no resource but in flight or submission . Some of them re- ceived a pardon ; but the greater part were attainted and the king bestowed their estates on the Norman barons , who had remained ...
... Norman succours , all the other rebels found no resource but in flight or submission . Some of them re- ceived a pardon ; but the greater part were attainted and the king bestowed their estates on the Norman barons , who had remained ...
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... Norman kings was also much supported by a great revenue ; and by a revenue , that was fixed , perpetual , and independant of the subject . The people , without betaking them- selves to arms , had no check upon the king , and no regular ...
... Norman kings was also much supported by a great revenue ; and by a revenue , that was fixed , perpetual , and independant of the subject . The people , without betaking them- selves to arms , had no check upon the king , and no regular ...
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