Comic History of England
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D. , hostilities broke out. People who had been foreclosed and ejected from their lands united toshoot the Norman usurper, and it was not uncommon for a Norman, whilebusy usurping, to receive an arrow in some vital place, and have to giveup sedentary pursuits, perhaps, for weeks afterwards.
[Illustration: SAXONS INTRODUCING THE YOKE IN SCOTLAND. ] In 1068 A. D. , Edgar Atheling, Sweyn of Denmark, Malcolm of Scotland, andthe sons of Harold banded together to drive out the Norman. Malcolm wasa br...ave man, and had, it is said, captured so many Anglo-Saxons andbrought them back to Scotland, that they had a very refining influenceon that country, introducing the study of the yoke among other thingswith moderate success.
[Illustration: WILLIAM WAS FOND OF HUNTING. ] William hastily returned from Normandy, and made short work of therebellion. The following year another outbreak occurring inNorthumberland, William mischievously laid waste sixty miles of fertilecountry, and wilfully slaughtered one hundred thousand people, --men, women, and children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. , hostilities broke out. People who had been foreclosed and ejected from their lands united toshoot the Norman usurper, and it was not uncommon for a Norman, whilebusy usurping, to receive an arrow in some vital place, and have to giveup sedentary pursuits, perhaps, for weeks afterwards.
[Illustration: SAXONS INTRODUCING THE YOKE IN SCOTLAND. ] In 1068 A. D. , Edgar Atheling, Sweyn of Denmark, Malcolm of Scotland, andthe sons of Harold banded together to drive out the Norman. Malcolm wasa br...ave man, and had, it is said, captured so many Anglo-Saxons andbrought them back to Scotland, that they had a very refining influenceon that country, introducing the study of the yoke among other thingswith moderate success.
[Illustration: WILLIAM WAS FOND OF HUNTING. ] William hastily returned from Normandy, and made short work of therebellion. The following year another outbreak occurring inNorthumberland, William mischievously laid waste sixty miles of fertilecountry, and wilfully slaughtered one hundred thousand people, --men, women, and children.
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