The History of Great Britain From the First Invasion By the Romans Under Julius
The History of Great Britain From the First Invasion By the Romans Under Julius
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P. 180, 181, 182. T. De la More, p. 598. Adam Murcniuth, p. 65. Mon. Malms, p. 242, 243.
A D. 1326.
Prince Edward 168 HISTORY OF BRITAIN. Book IV.
a. D. 1326. Return for which favour, a marriage was contracted, s — ~v— ' between the Prince of Wales, and Philippa, the count's second daughter *, Edward's Edward was not ignorant of these preparations tions. Which were making ior an invasion 01 his king- dom, and of the correspondence which was carried on between the conspirators abroad and the mal...e- contents at home ; and did what he could to secure himself, both against his foreign and domestic ene- mies. Orders were sent to all the sea-ports, to search all passengers for letters, and to the sheriffs to seize all suspected persons f . The warden of the cinque-ports, and the admirals of the north and south, were ordered to have their fleets ready to oppose a descent \. All the military tenants of the crown were commanded, by proclamation, February 8, to have their followers in readiness ; and soon after the prelates received a like com- mand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. 180, 181, 182. T. De la More, p. 598. Adam Murcniuth, p. 65. Mon. Malms, p. 242, 243.
A D. 1326.
Prince Edward 168 HISTORY OF BRITAIN. Book IV.
a. D. 1326. Return for which favour, a marriage was contracted, s — ~v— ' between the Prince of Wales, and Philippa, the count's second daughter *, Edward's Edward was not ignorant of these preparations tions. Which were making ior an invasion 01 his king- dom, and of the correspondence which was carried on between the conspirators abroad and the mal...e- contents at home ; and did what he could to secure himself, both against his foreign and domestic ene- mies. Orders were sent to all the sea-ports, to search all passengers for letters, and to the sheriffs to seize all suspected persons f . The warden of the cinque-ports, and the admirals of the north and south, were ordered to have their fleets ready to oppose a descent \. All the military tenants of the crown were commanded, by proclamation, February 8, to have their followers in readiness ; and soon after the prelates received a like com- mand.
What to read after The History of Great Britain From the First Invasion By the Romans Under Julius?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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