Monarchs Retired From Business volume 1
Monarchs Retired From Business volume 1
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According to some writers, it was a Hugoney the GS-reat who first succeeded in bringing the other Kings of the Pentarchy to yield their crowns to him, or rather the right of succession. They swore, " by all things visible and invi- sible, " not to accept of a supreme Monarch from any other line than his ; and Hugoney was so elated at this addition to his vain-glory, by the stripping of the same from the heads of four uncrowned Kings, that he styled himself, with pleasant Hibernian amplitude, " ...King of Hibernia and all "Western Europe, as far as the Tuscan Sea. " As the spouse of Heber loved the beautiful valleys, so did Maud, Queen of Connaught, love to steal cattle, and dared to defend her right to do so. The famous " Cattle "War of seven years " was the consequence of an extensive robbery of flocks and herds, by the armies of Maud, in Louth. . In this war one of the chief figures is Fergus, " a dethroned King of Ulster. " Where there were so many petty Kings, one without a sceptre was seldom difficult to be found.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
According to some writers, it was a Hugoney the GS-reat who first succeeded in bringing the other Kings of the Pentarchy to yield their crowns to him, or rather the right of succession. They swore, " by all things visible and invi- sible, " not to accept of a supreme Monarch from any other line than his ; and Hugoney was so elated at this addition to his vain-glory, by the stripping of the same from the heads of four uncrowned Kings, that he styled himself, with pleasant Hibernian amplitude, " ...King of Hibernia and all "Western Europe, as far as the Tuscan Sea. " As the spouse of Heber loved the beautiful valleys, so did Maud, Queen of Connaught, love to steal cattle, and dared to defend her right to do so. The famous " Cattle "War of seven years " was the consequence of an extensive robbery of flocks and herds, by the armies of Maud, in Louth. . In this war one of the chief figures is Fergus, " a dethroned King of Ulster. " Where there were so many petty Kings, one without a sceptre was seldom difficult to be found.
What to read after Monarchs Retired From Business volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doran, Dr. (John), 1807-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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