Scottish Cathedrals And Abbeys
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Their married life was short, and the untimely death of Marjory tookplace within a year. Walter died at Bathgate in 1326, and, like hiswife, was buried in the abbey.
"When long time their dule had made The corps to Paslay have they had, And there with great solemnity And with great dule eirded was he. " Robert, the son of Walter and Marjory, was but a boy of ten or elevenyears of age at his father's death, but he was a boy with greatexpectations. Failing the death of the king's son without ...heirs, theScottish Parliament had solemnly ratified his succession to the Scottishthrone. King Robert the Bruce died in 1329, and his only son, David II. , succeeded him. By neither of his marriages had he any issue, and he wassucceeded by his sister's son, Robert II. , who became the founder of theStewart dynasty.
"The abbey was now under royal patronage, and Walter, the son of Alan, its founder--the Shropshire colonist--the progenitor of a race of kings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their married life was short, and the untimely death of Marjory tookplace within a year. Walter died at Bathgate in 1326, and, like hiswife, was buried in the abbey.
"When long time their dule had made The corps to Paslay have they had, And there with great solemnity And with great dule eirded was he. " Robert, the son of Walter and Marjory, was but a boy of ten or elevenyears of age at his father's death, but he was a boy with greatexpectations. Failing the death of the king's son without ...heirs, theScottish Parliament had solemnly ratified his succession to the Scottishthrone. King Robert the Bruce died in 1329, and his only son, David II. , succeeded him. By neither of his marriages had he any issue, and he wassucceeded by his sister's son, Robert II. , who became the founder of theStewart dynasty.
"The abbey was now under royal patronage, and Walter, the son of Alan, its founder--the Shropshire colonist--the progenitor of a race of kings.
What to read after Scottish Cathedrals And Abbeys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Dugald to read onlineMoreLess
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