The History of England
The History of England
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Ellis has observed that the writer speaka of Edward lY. as if he had been present during the last Digitized by LjOOQ IC FBOCLAMATIOK OF HDWABD ▼. 221 As Boon as the king had expired, the council ohap.
assembled, and resolved to proclaim his eldest son by ajd^^ the style of Edward V. But here their unanimity — ended. Hie young prince, accompanied by his uncle^ ^^9^ Earl Biyers, and his utmne brother. Lord Grey, had been sent to Ludlow in Shropshire, under the pretext that his presence would serv...e to restrain the natives of Wales ; but in reality, that by growing up under their tuition, he might become more attached to his maternal relatives. A suspicion was entertained that» in imitation of Isabella, the mother of Edward ILL, the que^& would aspire to a ccmsiderable share of authority during the minority of her son; and to defeat her designs, the enemies of the Wydeviles anxiously expected the arrival of the duke of Glou- cester, the king^s unde, and the duke of Buckingham^ the lineal descendant of Thomas of Woodstock, the youngest son of Edward IIL When Elizabeth pro- posed that Rivers and Ghrey should conduct Edward from Ludlow to the metropolis under the protection of an army, B[astings and his firiends took the alarm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ellis has observed that the writer speaka of Edward lY. as if he had been present during the last Digitized by LjOOQ IC FBOCLAMATIOK OF HDWABD ▼. 221 As Boon as the king had expired, the council ohap.
assembled, and resolved to proclaim his eldest son by ajd^^ the style of Edward V. But here their unanimity — ended. Hie young prince, accompanied by his uncle^ ^^9^ Earl Biyers, and his utmne brother. Lord Grey, had been sent to Ludlow in Shropshire, under the pretext that his presence would serv...e to restrain the natives of Wales ; but in reality, that by growing up under their tuition, he might become more attached to his maternal relatives. A suspicion was entertained that» in imitation of Isabella, the mother of Edward ILL, the que^& would aspire to a ccmsiderable share of authority during the minority of her son; and to defeat her designs, the enemies of the Wydeviles anxiously expected the arrival of the duke of Glou- cester, the king^s unde, and the duke of Buckingham^ the lineal descendant of Thomas of Woodstock, the youngest son of Edward IIL When Elizabeth pro- posed that Rivers and Ghrey should conduct Edward from Ludlow to the metropolis under the protection of an army, B[astings and his firiends took the alarm.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lingard, [john], 1771-1851. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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