The book of the Church
The book of the Church
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. 279 little in his power as in his will. He embarked with his own household, and sailed, expecting that a sense of shame, if not of allegiance, would make them put to sea after him. But in this he was deceived ; . . .they had performed all to which the feudal system bound them ; no honour was to be expected under such a leader, and as no feeling of personal attachment to- wards him existed, they broke up and returned home. The Great Council meantime had met.
The Earl of Essex, ^GeoflFrey Fitz-...Peter, to whom, with the Bishop of Winchester, the go- vernment had been intrusted during the King's absence, laid before them the terms to which he had sworn ; and, in pursuance of his engage- ment, it was ordered that all injurious ordi- nances should be abrogated, that no sheriff, fo- rester, or other minister of the King should offer injury to any man, or extort fines, as they had been used to do; and that the laws of Henry I. should be observed throughout the realm.
The King had sailed to Jersey; being then convinced that his Barons would not follow him, he returned to England in the bitterness of dis- appointment and rage, and, with such forces as he could collect, marched to take vengeance upon them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. 279 little in his power as in his will. He embarked with his own household, and sailed, expecting that a sense of shame, if not of allegiance, would make them put to sea after him. But in this he was deceived ; . . .they had performed all to which the feudal system bound them ; no honour was to be expected under such a leader, and as no feeling of personal attachment to- wards him existed, they broke up and returned home. The Great Council meantime had met.
The Earl of Essex, ^GeoflFrey Fitz-...Peter, to whom, with the Bishop of Winchester, the go- vernment had been intrusted during the King's absence, laid before them the terms to which he had sworn ; and, in pursuance of his engage- ment, it was ordered that all injurious ordi- nances should be abrogated, that no sheriff, fo- rester, or other minister of the King should offer injury to any man, or extort fines, as they had been used to do; and that the laws of Henry I. should be observed throughout the realm.
The King had sailed to Jersey; being then convinced that his Barons would not follow him, he returned to England in the bitterness of dis- appointment and rage, and, with such forces as he could collect, marched to take vengeance upon them.
What to read after The book of the Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Southey Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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