Highways And Byways in North Wales
Highways And Byways in North Wales
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Those they took prisoners they thought to receive for exchange ; but hearing how we put some of their captive nobility to death [twenty-eight young nobles, hostages, had been executed in London], they altered their minds, and in a revengeful manner scattered their delacerated carcases along the surface of the water." Such were the amenities of Anglo-Welsh war in the thirteenth century. The letter goes on to tell in great detail of a long struggle for the stranded ship, which contained three hun...dred hogsheads of wine and other provisions, which the Welsh at last captured. "And thus we lay encamped in great misery and distress for want of necessaries, exposed to great and p 210 EDWARD I. AT CONWAY cha^.
frequent dangers, and in great fear of the private assaults and sudden incursions of our enemies. There remained but one hogshead of wine in the whole army, a bushel of com being sold for twenty shillings, a fed ox for three or four marks, and a hen for eightpence ; so that there happened a very lamentable mortality both of man and horse, for want of necessary sustenance of life." If there is nothing left of this famous old frontier fortress of Snowdonia but its memories and a block or two of masonry, there is little fear of the great Norman pile that rose to signalise and cement its conquest suffering in the same fashion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those they took prisoners they thought to receive for exchange ; but hearing how we put some of their captive nobility to death [twenty-eight young nobles, hostages, had been executed in London], they altered their minds, and in a revengeful manner scattered their delacerated carcases along the surface of the water." Such were the amenities of Anglo-Welsh war in the thirteenth century. The letter goes on to tell in great detail of a long struggle for the stranded ship, which contained three hun...dred hogsheads of wine and other provisions, which the Welsh at last captured. "And thus we lay encamped in great misery and distress for want of necessaries, exposed to great and p 210 EDWARD I. AT CONWAY cha^.
frequent dangers, and in great fear of the private assaults and sudden incursions of our enemies. There remained but one hogshead of wine in the whole army, a bushel of com being sold for twenty shillings, a fed ox for three or four marks, and a hen for eightpence ; so that there happened a very lamentable mortality both of man and horse, for want of necessary sustenance of life." If there is nothing left of this famous old frontier fortress of Snowdonia but its memories and a block or two of masonry, there is little fear of the great Norman pile that rose to signalise and cement its conquest suffering in the same fashion.
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