Englands Story a History for Grammar And High Schools
Englands Story a History for Grammar And High Schools
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When the battle of Evesham was raging, so BUILDING OPERATIONS DURING THE REIGN OF HENRY III. The king, to the left, is giving directions to the architect terrible a thunderstorm suddenly arose that the monks in the abbey could not see the words of the psalms they 1 F. York Powell's version.
1307] THE ANGEVINS, OR PLANTAGENETS 93 were singing, and the soldiers had to stop fighting be- cause they could not see their foes. Thousands of people thought this storm was sent to show that God was angry ...because the earl had been slain ; and so many began to look upon him as a saint that a law was actually passed forbidding any one to say that miracles had been wrought at his grave.
84. De Montfort's work. Although to one looking on, it might have seemed as if, now that the earl was dead, his work was lost, yet his bold claim that men without either land or rank had a right to be represented in the government was a long step forward in securing to the people the freedom of thought and speech that did so much to render tyranny powerless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the battle of Evesham was raging, so BUILDING OPERATIONS DURING THE REIGN OF HENRY III. The king, to the left, is giving directions to the architect terrible a thunderstorm suddenly arose that the monks in the abbey could not see the words of the psalms they 1 F. York Powell's version.
1307] THE ANGEVINS, OR PLANTAGENETS 93 were singing, and the soldiers had to stop fighting be- cause they could not see their foes. Thousands of people thought this storm was sent to show that God was angry ...because the earl had been slain ; and so many began to look upon him as a saint that a law was actually passed forbidding any one to say that miracles had been wrought at his grave.
84. De Montfort's work. Although to one looking on, it might have seemed as if, now that the earl was dead, his work was lost, yet his bold claim that men without either land or rank had a right to be represented in the government was a long step forward in securing to the people the freedom of thought and speech that did so much to render tyranny powerless.
What to read after Englands Story a History for Grammar And High Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tappan Eva March to read onlineMoreLess
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