The Growth of the English Nation
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What he had failed to do, another, acting from the vantage point of the throne, was to carry through to a glorious fulfillment.
EDWARD I.
With the death of Henry III. Ended the days of foreign kingship. English in name and English at heart, Edward I. Stands out as a truly national king. A man of action, thoroughly in ear- nest, and convinced of the righteousness of his pur- pose, he was often high- handed and impatient of opposition, but he was generous and conscien- tious, and not without reas...on were the words "Keep troth" inscribed upon his tomb.
Coronation of Edward I. From an initial Letter.
Edward, like Henry II. , came to the throne with a clear understanding of the task before him. Creative work was accomplished, the time for definition had begun. Edward originated little that was new, but he worked out and New legis- 104 The Growth of the English Nation.
adapted the materials that lay ready at hand. It was an age of lawyers and law-making, and Edward in this typi- fied his time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What he had failed to do, another, acting from the vantage point of the throne, was to carry through to a glorious fulfillment.
EDWARD I.
With the death of Henry III. Ended the days of foreign kingship. English in name and English at heart, Edward I. Stands out as a truly national king. A man of action, thoroughly in ear- nest, and convinced of the righteousness of his pur- pose, he was often high- handed and impatient of opposition, but he was generous and conscien- tious, and not without reas...on were the words "Keep troth" inscribed upon his tomb.
Coronation of Edward I. From an initial Letter.
Edward, like Henry II. , came to the throne with a clear understanding of the task before him. Creative work was accomplished, the time for definition had begun. Edward originated little that was new, but he worked out and New legis- 104 The Growth of the English Nation.
adapted the materials that lay ready at hand. It was an age of lawyers and law-making, and Edward in this typi- fied his time.
What to read after The Growth of the English Nation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Coman to read onlineMoreLess
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