The Ecclesiastical History of England And Normandy volume 2
The Ecclesiastical History of England And Normandy volume 2
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His example was speedily followed by Grerard de Gournai, * who put into the king's hands Grournai, La Ferte, ^ Gaillefontaine, and all his other fortresses, and strove to bring his neighbours over to the royal side. Afterwards, E-obert, count d'Eu, AValter Giffard, * and E/alph de Mortemer, ^ with almost all who lived in the country beyond the Seine, as far as the sea leagued themselves with the English, and were supplied by the king with large sums of money to enable them to fortify their resi...dences and arm their vassals. *^ Meanwhile, duke Eobert, to prepare a barrier of defence against so n;any enemies, gave his daughter, by a concubine, in marriage to Elias, son of Lambert of St. Saens, with Arques, Bures, and all the neighbouring country for her marriage portion, to enable him to resist the enemy and de- fend the province of Caux. Elias addressed himself man- fully to his duties, for he never failed in his fealty towards Duke Sobert and his son William, which drew upon him much persecution during the reigns of William and Henry, kings of England, when he was disinherited, and suffered many losses, exile, and perils.
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His example was speedily followed by Grerard de Gournai, * who put into the king's hands Grournai, La Ferte, ^ Gaillefontaine, and all his other fortresses, and strove to bring his neighbours over to the royal side. Afterwards, E-obert, count d'Eu, AValter Giffard, * and E/alph de Mortemer, ^ with almost all who lived in the country beyond the Seine, as far as the sea leagued themselves with the English, and were supplied by the king with large sums of money to enable them to fortify their resi...dences and arm their vassals. *^ Meanwhile, duke Eobert, to prepare a barrier of defence against so n;any enemies, gave his daughter, by a concubine, in marriage to Elias, son of Lambert of St. Saens, with Arques, Bures, and all the neighbouring country for her marriage portion, to enable him to resist the enemy and de- fend the province of Caux. Elias addressed himself man- fully to his duties, for he never failed in his fealty towards Duke Sobert and his son William, which drew upon him much persecution during the reigns of William and Henry, kings of England, when he was disinherited, and suffered many losses, exile, and perils.
What to read after The Ecclesiastical History of England And Normandy volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1075 1143 Ordericus Vitalis to read onlineMoreLess
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