The Marches of Wales; Notes And Impressions On the Welsh Borders, From the Severn Sea to the Sands O'dee
The Marches of Wales; Notes And Impressions On the Welsh Borders, From the Severn Sea to the Sands O'dee
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fortress ; indeed, they would appear to have been largely of a temporary nature, with slight walls and lean-to roofs.
Our work at Grosmont was now finished, and that even- ing on returning from White Castle we planned a start for the morrow, selecting Peterchurch as the end of the next day's walk.
XXIV.
We left Grosmont this morning and passed into Hereford- shire over Cupid's Hill and two tributaries of the Monnow in the succeeding valley. Here appeared the modern castellated entrance to Kentc...hurch Court, the residence of a Scudamore, whose family has been- settled here over five hundred years.
It was a Sir John Scudamore who married a daughter of the rebel Welsh chieftain, Owen Glendower, who, robbed and insulted by that filibuster of the Marches, Lord Grey of Ruthin, revolted against Henry IV., and carried on a harass- ing border warfare for years until, the endurance of his people becoming exhausted, he subsided into obscurity. The end of his career is uncertain, but he is thought to have died at Monnington, near Hereford, in 1415.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
fortress ; indeed, they would appear to have been largely of a temporary nature, with slight walls and lean-to roofs.
Our work at Grosmont was now finished, and that even- ing on returning from White Castle we planned a start for the morrow, selecting Peterchurch as the end of the next day's walk.
XXIV.
We left Grosmont this morning and passed into Hereford- shire over Cupid's Hill and two tributaries of the Monnow in the succeeding valley. Here appeared the modern castellated entrance to Kentc...hurch Court, the residence of a Scudamore, whose family has been- settled here over five hundred years.
It was a Sir John Scudamore who married a daughter of the rebel Welsh chieftain, Owen Glendower, who, robbed and insulted by that filibuster of the Marches, Lord Grey of Ruthin, revolted against Henry IV., and carried on a harass- ing border warfare for years until, the endurance of his people becoming exhausted, he subsided into obscurity. The end of his career is uncertain, but he is thought to have died at Monnington, near Hereford, in 1415.
What to read after The Marches of Wales; Notes And Impressions On the Welsh Borders, From the Severn Sea to the Sands O'dee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles G Charles George Harper to read onlineMoreLess
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