A History of England, volume 3
A History of England, volume 3
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On the appointed day "KoTglitSSOl, Don. V. 418. Wa1s.<9. Heming. 110, 111. t Heming. 118. Digitized byGoogk 00 XDWASD I. [CSAP. HI. the constable, and John de Segraye, as deptity marshal (Bigod himself was detained at home bf sickness), at- tended the king's eourt : but when they were required - . to perform their respective duties "*, returned a refusal g^^ in writing, on the ground that they had not received a legal summons, but only a general invitation. Edward appointed a new constable and marshal ; and, to divide and*weaken his opponents, sought to appease the clergy, Jalyand to move the commiseration of the people. He 11* received the primate with kindness, ordered the resto- ration of his lands, and named him one of the council to prince Edward, whom he had appointed regent. On a platform before the entrance of Westminster-halU accompanied by his son, the archbishop, and the earl ^j^^y of Warwick, he harangued the people. He owned that the burdens, which he had laid on them, were heavy; but protested that it had Jiot been less painful to him to impose, than it had been to otheis to bear them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the appointed day "KoTglitSSOl, Don. V. 418. Wa1s.<9. Heming. 110, 111. t Heming. 118. Digitized byGoogk 00 XDWASD I. [CSAP. HI. the constable, and John de Segraye, as deptity marshal (Bigod himself was detained at home bf sickness), at- tended the king's eourt : but when they were required - . to perform their respective duties "*, returned a refusal g^^ in writing, on the ground that they had not received a legal summons, but only a general invitation. Edward appointed a new constable and marshal ; and, to divide and*weaken his opponents, sought to appease the clergy, Jalyand to move the commiseration of the people. He 11* received the primate with kindness, ordered the resto- ration of his lands, and named him one of the council to prince Edward, whom he had appointed regent. On a platform before the entrance of Westminster-halU accompanied by his son, the archbishop, and the earl ^j^^y of Warwick, he harangued the people. He owned that the burdens, which he had laid on them, were heavy; but protested that it had Jiot been less painful to him to impose, than it had been to otheis to bear them.
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