Norham Castle
Norham Castle
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On the 17th of October he died, and his death was the signal for all the Engh'sh barons to rally round the boy King Henry and the Earl Maresehal, and to desert the Frenchman, whom in an hour of need against a tyrant they had called to their help.
Lincoln saw the last hostile troops from France that ever trod the British soil in conquest, and Hubert de Burgh's victory at sea, when from the decks of his ships the bowmen of Philip d'Aubeny ** poured their arrows into the wded masses on board the t...rans- ports; others hurled quicklime into their enemies' faces, and the quicker vessels with their armed prows crashed into the sides of the French ships," completed the defeat of the French, and brought about the treaty of Lambeth, by which Lewis promised to with- draw, and his English adherents were restored to their possessions.
Thus John's end brought with it that peace which England never enjoyed during his reign, and Norham under him rose to the rank of the first of English fortresses, while it remained the single bright spot to which he could look back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 17th of October he died, and his death was the signal for all the Engh'sh barons to rally round the boy King Henry and the Earl Maresehal, and to desert the Frenchman, whom in an hour of need against a tyrant they had called to their help.
Lincoln saw the last hostile troops from France that ever trod the British soil in conquest, and Hubert de Burgh's victory at sea, when from the decks of his ships the bowmen of Philip d'Aubeny ** poured their arrows into the wded masses on board the t...rans- ports; others hurled quicklime into their enemies' faces, and the quicker vessels with their armed prows crashed into the sides of the French ships," completed the defeat of the French, and brought about the treaty of Lambeth, by which Lewis promised to with- draw, and his English adherents were restored to their possessions.
Thus John's end brought with it that peace which England never enjoyed during his reign, and Norham under him rose to the rank of the first of English fortresses, while it remained the single bright spot to which he could look back.
What to read after Norham Castle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerningham, Hubert E. H. (Hubert Edward Henry), Sir, 1842-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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