A School History of England
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Kendall, Source Book, pp. 93- 97 ; Lanier, The Boy's Froissart, pp. 226-2^3.
Digitized by Google VI. THE HOUSES OP LANCASTER AND YORK.1 A. Success at Home and Abroad.
Henry IV. 1399-1413.
** Uneasy Lies the Head that Wears a Crown** are words put into the mouth of Henry IV. by Shakespeare, and they could not be more appropriately said of any other king.
During the first nine years of his reign, his energies were directed toward keeping the crown which he had so easily obtained. Although he was ...not the heir to the throne, the people accepted him, because they loved peace and thought that he would be a strong ruler, and prevent such insurrection and bloodshed as had disgraced the reign of Eichard.
The Burning of Heretics. In order to secure the sup- port of the clergy, Henry gave them his assistance in sup- pressing heresy. By a heretic was meant any one who refused to believe the teaching of the established church. The clergy said they could not stop heresy unless they had full power to punish heretics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kendall, Source Book, pp. 93- 97 ; Lanier, The Boy's Froissart, pp. 226-2^3.
Digitized by Google VI. THE HOUSES OP LANCASTER AND YORK.1 A. Success at Home and Abroad.
Henry IV. 1399-1413.
** Uneasy Lies the Head that Wears a Crown** are words put into the mouth of Henry IV. by Shakespeare, and they could not be more appropriately said of any other king.
During the first nine years of his reign, his energies were directed toward keeping the crown which he had so easily obtained. Although he was ...not the heir to the throne, the people accepted him, because they loved peace and thought that he would be a strong ruler, and prevent such insurrection and bloodshed as had disgraced the reign of Eichard.
The Burning of Heretics. In order to secure the sup- port of the clergy, Henry gave them his assistance in sup- pressing heresy. By a heretic was meant any one who refused to believe the teaching of the established church. The clergy said they could not stop heresy unless they had full power to punish heretics.
What to read after A School History of England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harmon Bay Niver to read onlineMoreLess
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