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Other nations fol- lowed the examples of the French, and the usage of lists and barriers soon became universal.
--H^^'^'=^^ CHAPTER XIII.
Chapter XIII. TOURNAMEXTS IN ENGLAND.
I TROPOSE to dedicate this chapter to the subject of the tournament in our own cotnitry, and here again Sti'utt must l)e my ouide, and his works the soin'ce of much of my information.
That tournaments Avcre lickT in France and Noraiandy before the Conquest seems tolerably clear; ]n\t, according to our 0"\\Ti "^^Titers, th...ey were not permitted in this coimtry for upwards of sixty years after that event. " The manner of performing the tournament, as then used, " says Lam- barde, in his " Perambulation of Kent, " p. 492, " not being at the tilt, as I think, but at random and in the oj)en field, was accounted so dangerous to the persons having to do therein, that sundry popes forbad it by decree ; and the kings of this realm, before King- Stephen, Avoidd not suffer it to be fi-equented within their land, so that such as for exercise of this feat of arms were desirous to prove themselves, Avere driven to pass over the seas, and to perform it in some different place in a foreign coimtry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Other nations fol- lowed the examples of the French, and the usage of lists and barriers soon became universal.
--H^^'^'=^^ CHAPTER XIII.
Chapter XIII. TOURNAMEXTS IN ENGLAND.
I TROPOSE to dedicate this chapter to the subject of the tournament in our own cotnitry, and here again Sti'utt must l)e my ouide, and his works the soin'ce of much of my information.
That tournaments Avcre lickT in France and Noraiandy before the Conquest seems tolerably clear; ]n\t, according to our 0"\\Ti "^^Titers, th...ey were not permitted in this coimtry for upwards of sixty years after that event. " The manner of performing the tournament, as then used, " says Lam- barde, in his " Perambulation of Kent, " p. 492, " not being at the tilt, as I think, but at random and in the oj)en field, was accounted so dangerous to the persons having to do therein, that sundry popes forbad it by decree ; and the kings of this realm, before King- Stephen, Avoidd not suffer it to be fi-equented within their land, so that such as for exercise of this feat of arms were desirous to prove themselves, Avere driven to pass over the seas, and to perform it in some different place in a foreign coimtry.
What to read after Games Gaming And Gamesters Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Frederick Brandt to read onlineMoreLess
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