A New Guide to Shrewsbury
A New Guide to Shrewsbury
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The continued success of the Welsh and the discomfiture of the forces of the King had the effect of encouraging the latter's enemies, particularly the noble northern house of Percy, to try 21 Olance at Sbrewsbur^'s past. 7 their hand at overturning a throne the latter had done much to set up. A correspondence was opened between Glyndwr, Earl Percy, and the Scotch Lord Douglas, and others of the disaffected nobility of the North, with the result that they soon mustered a force of some 1 2, 000 m...en, and began their march southward in the direction of Wales. This was in the midsummer of 1403. Learn- ing that the Northumbrian forces were marching upon Wales, there to be joined by the Welsh bands under Glyndwr, and that they were concentrating upon Shrewsbury, Henry, who fortunately had still a fairly strong body undisbanded, abandoned his previous intention of marching north, and immediately hurried westward. He reached Shrewsbury about the igth or zoth of July, fortunately just in time to frustrate any intended junction of the forces of Glyndwr and of the Percies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The continued success of the Welsh and the discomfiture of the forces of the King had the effect of encouraging the latter's enemies, particularly the noble northern house of Percy, to try 21 Olance at Sbrewsbur^'s past. 7 their hand at overturning a throne the latter had done much to set up. A correspondence was opened between Glyndwr, Earl Percy, and the Scotch Lord Douglas, and others of the disaffected nobility of the North, with the result that they soon mustered a force of some 1 2, 000 m...en, and began their march southward in the direction of Wales. This was in the midsummer of 1403. Learn- ing that the Northumbrian forces were marching upon Wales, there to be joined by the Welsh bands under Glyndwr, and that they were concentrating upon Shrewsbury, Henry, who fortunately had still a fairly strong body undisbanded, abandoned his previous intention of marching north, and immediately hurried westward. He reached Shrewsbury about the igth or zoth of July, fortunately just in time to frustrate any intended junction of the forces of Glyndwr and of the Percies.
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