The Counties of England Their Story And Antiquities volume 1
The Counties of England Their Story And Antiquities volume 1
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, of the Danes), under Hubba and Hingvar, having 1 Mentioned by Edward Fitzgerald. "Omar Khayydm " note to Stanza XIX.
Lincolnshire i6i made some stay at York, at the close of the winter passed over by ship into Lindesey, and landing- at Humberstan (possibly Hjibbasizxi, as suggested by Mr. Streatfield), ravaged the whole country (it has been supposed that Stow church was burnt by them at this date). At this time the most famous and ancient monastery of Bard- ney was destroyed by them, and all ...the monks were massacred in the church without mercy. Having em- ployed themselves throughout the whole of this summer in reducing the land to ashes and ravaging it with fire and sword, about the feast of St. Michael they entered Kesteven. At length, in the year from the Incarnation of our Lord 870, and in the month of September, Earl Algar and two knights, Wibert and Leofric, collected together the youths of Hoyland (Holland), with 200 men from Crowland, under Toley, a monk thereof ; 300 men from Deeping, Langtoft, and Boston; and Morcar, Lord of Bourn, with his retainers; and the Sheriff of Lincoln, Osgot, with five hundred Lincoln men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, of the Danes), under Hubba and Hingvar, having 1 Mentioned by Edward Fitzgerald. "Omar Khayydm " note to Stanza XIX.
Lincolnshire i6i made some stay at York, at the close of the winter passed over by ship into Lindesey, and landing- at Humberstan (possibly Hjibbasizxi, as suggested by Mr. Streatfield), ravaged the whole country (it has been supposed that Stow church was burnt by them at this date). At this time the most famous and ancient monastery of Bard- ney was destroyed by them, and all ...the monks were massacred in the church without mercy. Having em- ployed themselves throughout the whole of this summer in reducing the land to ashes and ravaging it with fire and sword, about the feast of St. Michael they entered Kesteven. At length, in the year from the Incarnation of our Lord 870, and in the month of September, Earl Algar and two knights, Wibert and Leofric, collected together the youths of Hoyland (Holland), with 200 men from Crowland, under Toley, a monk thereof ; 300 men from Deeping, Langtoft, and Boston; and Morcar, Lord of Bourn, with his retainers; and the Sheriff of Lincoln, Osgot, with five hundred Lincoln men.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P H Peter Hampson Ditchfield to read onlineMoreLess
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