A Pictorial History of England
A Pictorial History of England
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Thirty clerks were instantly set to work to write these certificates, which were given to all who asked for them. Imme- LXXX VI— 1. Where were the king and his uncles at the breaking out of the insur- rection? 2. What measure did the king adopt to quell it? 3. What was his success' THE INSURRECTION QUELLED. — 1381. 155 diately the mob dispersed, every one returning contentedly to his home.
4. In the mean time Wat Tyler, with Jack Straw, and the most desperate of the party, supposing that the pr...oposal on the part of the king to meet the people was merely a stratagem to get them out of the city, and having no expectation that he would keep his engagement, instead of going to the appointed place, proceeded to the Tower.
5. They met with little resistance here, and, having gained admit- tance, murdered the Archbishop of Canterbury, and many others whom they found there. But they were disappointed in their prin- cipal object, which was to get possession of the person of the king, whom they had invited to meet them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thirty clerks were instantly set to work to write these certificates, which were given to all who asked for them. Imme- LXXX VI— 1. Where were the king and his uncles at the breaking out of the insur- rection? 2. What measure did the king adopt to quell it? 3. What was his success' THE INSURRECTION QUELLED. — 1381. 155 diately the mob dispersed, every one returning contentedly to his home.
4. In the mean time Wat Tyler, with Jack Straw, and the most desperate of the party, supposing that the pr...oposal on the part of the king to meet the people was merely a stratagem to get them out of the city, and having no expectation that he would keep his engagement, instead of going to the appointed place, proceeded to the Tower.
5. They met with little resistance here, and, having gained admit- tance, murdered the Archbishop of Canterbury, and many others whom they found there. But they were disappointed in their prin- cipal object, which was to get possession of the person of the king, whom they had invited to meet them.
What to read after A Pictorial History of England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodrich, Samuel G. (Samuel Griswold), 1793-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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