The History of the Anglo-Saxons 1-2
The History of the Anglo-Saxons 1-2
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p. 6.
ANCHU>-SAXONS. H& could preseot an araied country to repel hinu Sd« o » A P.
mua4 though horrors h^ ipr some time heed v^^ .
raging rouqd his^froatiers, uras roused to no pr4i» sto.
parations; had meditated no war&re. He was dwelling quietly in a village neaf Hagilsdun^, when the active Dane appeared near him, 9nd he was taken completely un^-wares.
His earl, Ulfk^tul, had made one effort to save East Atiglia, but it failed* His army was de^ cisiveiy beaten at Thetford with profuse slaught...er; and this calamity deeply wounded the mind of £d« mund, who did not reflect, that to resist the Danes with eneigy, was not merely to i^hold his own do« mination, but to protect his people from tiiie most fatal ruin." ^ As Ingwar drew nigh to the royal residence he oent (me of his countrymen to the king, with a haughty command, to divide his treasures, submit to his religion, and reign in subjection to his will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
p. 6.
ANCHU>-SAXONS. H& could preseot an araied country to repel hinu Sd« o » A P.
mua4 though horrors h^ ipr some time heed v^^ .
raging rouqd his^froatiers, uras roused to no pr4i» sto.
parations; had meditated no war&re. He was dwelling quietly in a village neaf Hagilsdun^, when the active Dane appeared near him, 9nd he was taken completely un^-wares.
His earl, Ulfk^tul, had made one effort to save East Atiglia, but it failed* His army was de^ cisiveiy beaten at Thetford with profuse slaught...er; and this calamity deeply wounded the mind of £d« mund, who did not reflect, that to resist the Danes with eneigy, was not merely to i^hold his own do« mination, but to protect his people from tiiie most fatal ruin." ^ As Ingwar drew nigh to the royal residence he oent (me of his countrymen to the king, with a haughty command, to divide his treasures, submit to his religion, and reign in subjection to his will.
What to read after The History of the Anglo-Saxons 1-2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharon Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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