England, Picturesque And Descriptive
England, Picturesque And Descriptive
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This abbey was founded in the eleventhcentury, and it was from here that the exiled monks who built FountainsAbbey were driven out. This ruin has been in its present condition fornearly two hundred and fifty years.
For over three centuries Eboracum was a great Roman city. Here came theemperor Severus and died in 211, his body being cremated and the ashesconveyed to Rome. When the empire was divided, Britain fell to the shareof Constantius Chlorus, and he made Eboracum his home, dying there in30...5. Constantine the Great, his son, was first proclaimed emperor atEboracum. When the Romans departed evil days fell upon York; thebarbarians destroyed it, and it was not till 627 that it reappeared inhistory, when Eadwine, King of Northumbria, was baptized there by St. Paulinus on Easter Day, a little wooden church being built for thepurpose. Then began its ecclesiastical eminence, for Paulinus was thefirst Archbishop of York, beginning a line of prelates that hascontinued unbroken since. In the eighth century the Northmen began theirincursions, and from spoilers ultimately became settlers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This abbey was founded in the eleventhcentury, and it was from here that the exiled monks who built FountainsAbbey were driven out. This ruin has been in its present condition fornearly two hundred and fifty years.
For over three centuries Eboracum was a great Roman city. Here came theemperor Severus and died in 211, his body being cremated and the ashesconveyed to Rome. When the empire was divided, Britain fell to the shareof Constantius Chlorus, and he made Eboracum his home, dying there in30...5. Constantine the Great, his son, was first proclaimed emperor atEboracum. When the Romans departed evil days fell upon York; thebarbarians destroyed it, and it was not till 627 that it reappeared inhistory, when Eadwine, King of Northumbria, was baptized there by St. Paulinus on Easter Day, a little wooden church being built for thepurpose. Then began its ecclesiastical eminence, for Paulinus was thefirst Archbishop of York, beginning a line of prelates that hascontinued unbroken since. In the eighth century the Northmen began theirincursions, and from spoilers ultimately became settlers.
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