Handbook of Mediaeval Geography And History
Handbook of Mediaeval Geography And History
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Henry II. 1 1189. 1. William (I. ) the Conqueror (1066 1087), in- 225 troduced the feudal system into England, and divided the B conquered territory into 60, 215 portions, of which 14, 000 were retained by the crown, and 20, 215 conferred on the clergy, who were bound, no less than the temporal barons, to render military service for their fiefs. As the best security for the stability of his usurped throne, William filled all the great offices of state with Normans, intro- duced the French langu...age into the courts of law and schools, and published an exact register of the lands of England, which still exists, under the title of Domesday Book. 2. William (II. ) Rufus (10871100), succeeded 226 his father on the English throne, to the exclusion of his c elder brother Robert, who inherited the dukedom of Nor- mandy, and joined the crusaders. 3. Henry I. (1100 1135) seized on the crown during 227 the absence of his elder brother in Palestine, and on his return robbed him also of Normandy, which was united to England in 1106.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henry II. 1 1189. 1. William (I. ) the Conqueror (1066 1087), in- 225 troduced the feudal system into England, and divided the B conquered territory into 60, 215 portions, of which 14, 000 were retained by the crown, and 20, 215 conferred on the clergy, who were bound, no less than the temporal barons, to render military service for their fiefs. As the best security for the stability of his usurped throne, William filled all the great offices of state with Normans, intro- duced the French langu...age into the courts of law and schools, and published an exact register of the lands of England, which still exists, under the title of Domesday Book. 2. William (II. ) Rufus (10871100), succeeded 226 his father on the English throne, to the exclusion of his c elder brother Robert, who inherited the dukedom of Nor- mandy, and joined the crusaders. 3. Henry I. (1100 1135) seized on the crown during 227 the absence of his elder brother in Palestine, and on his return robbed him also of Normandy, which was united to England in 1106.
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