Chronicles 1 of 6 the Historie of England 7 of 8 Raphael Holinshed 8 7
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]speciallie those of the spiritualtie fauoured Cnute, bicause theyhad aforetime sworne fealtie to his father. Some write, that Cnute hadplanted his siege both by water and land verie stronglie about thecitie of London, before Egelred departed this life, and immediatlievpon his deceasse was receiued into the citie; but the armie thatwas within the citie, not consenting vnto the surrender made by thecitizens, departed the night before the day on the which Cnute byappointment should enter, and in ...companie of Edmund Ironside (whomethey had chosen to be their king and gouernour) they prepared toincrease their numbers with new supplies, meaning eftsoones to trie[Sidenote: The author of the booke intitled _Encomium Emmæ_ saiththat it was reported that Edmund offered the combate unto Cnute atthis his going from the citie but Cnute refused it. ]the fortune of battell against the Danish power. Cnute perceiuingthe most part of all the realme to be thus against him, and hauingno great confidence in the loialtie of the Londoners, tooke order toleauie monie for the paiment of his men of warre and mariners thatbelonged to his nauie, left the citie, and imbarking himselfe, sailedto the Ile of Shepie, and there remained all the winter.
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]speciallie those of the spiritualtie fauoured Cnute, bicause theyhad aforetime sworne fealtie to his father. Some write, that Cnute hadplanted his siege both by water and land verie stronglie about thecitie of London, before Egelred departed this life, and immediatlievpon his deceasse was receiued into the citie; but the armie thatwas within the citie, not consenting vnto the surrender made by thecitizens, departed the night before the day on the which Cnute byappointment should enter, and in ...companie of Edmund Ironside (whomethey had chosen to be their king and gouernour) they prepared toincrease their numbers with new supplies, meaning eftsoones to trie[Sidenote: The author of the booke intitled _Encomium Emmæ_ saiththat it was reported that Edmund offered the combate unto Cnute atthis his going from the citie but Cnute refused it. ]the fortune of battell against the Danish power. Cnute perceiuingthe most part of all the realme to be thus against him, and hauingno great confidence in the loialtie of the Londoners, tooke order toleauie monie for the paiment of his men of warre and mariners thatbelonged to his nauie, left the citie, and imbarking himselfe, sailedto the Ile of Shepie, and there remained all the winter.
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