Margaret of Anjou
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] The queen watched the progress of the battle with intense anxiety, andsoon, to her consternation and dismay, she saw that it was goingagainst her. She kept her eyes upon Audley's banner, and when, atlength, she saw it fall, she knew that all was lost. She hurried downfrom the tower, and, with a few friends to accompany her, she fled forher life to a strong-hold belonging to her friends that was not at agreat distance.
[Sidenote: Feeble condition of the king. ] The king, too, had to be removed..., in order to prevent his being takenprisoner. He was, however, too feeble to know much or to think much ofwhat was going on. When they came to take him on his pallet to carryhim away, he looked up and asked, feebly, "who had got the day, " butbeyond this he gave no indication of taking any interest in themomentous events that were transpiring.
[Sidenote: Spirit and temper of the queen. ] [Sidenote: 1460. ] [Sidenote: Success of her efforts. ] This defeat, instead of producing a discouraging and dishearteningeffect upon Margaret's mind, only served to arouse her to new vigorand determination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] The queen watched the progress of the battle with intense anxiety, andsoon, to her consternation and dismay, she saw that it was goingagainst her. She kept her eyes upon Audley's banner, and when, atlength, she saw it fall, she knew that all was lost. She hurried downfrom the tower, and, with a few friends to accompany her, she fled forher life to a strong-hold belonging to her friends that was not at agreat distance.
[Sidenote: Feeble condition of the king. ] The king, too, had to be removed..., in order to prevent his being takenprisoner. He was, however, too feeble to know much or to think much ofwhat was going on. When they came to take him on his pallet to carryhim away, he looked up and asked, feebly, "who had got the day, " butbeyond this he gave no indication of taking any interest in themomentous events that were transpiring.
[Sidenote: Spirit and temper of the queen. ] [Sidenote: 1460. ] [Sidenote: Success of her efforts. ] This defeat, instead of producing a discouraging and dishearteningeffect upon Margaret's mind, only served to arouse her to new vigorand determination.
What to read after Margaret of Anjou?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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