The North British Review volume 42
The North British Review volume 42
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* As for Godwin himself it may almost be said that he signed every Saxon charter from 1016, when his name certainly first appears, to the year 1053-4, so close was he at the elbow of every English king on state occasions. Strong in himself, in his daughter, who seems to have had a will of her own, f and * Supposing Godwin to have been married to Githa in 1019-20, after Canute's expedition to Jomsborg, Harold and his elder childien would have been about twenty years old in 1043. If Harold were b...orn in 1020, he would have been forty-six at the Conquest f This appears both from the account of her character given in the Life of Edward the Confes- sor, referred to above, and also from a charter granted by Edward in 1060. This was a grant confirming the vill of Fiskerton in Lincolnshire to the great Abbey at Burgh, now known as Peter- borough. It seems that a lady of London, " foemi- na Lundoniea, " named Leofgyfa, had given the said vill to the Abbey of Burgh after her death. She died on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem : " in via lero- solymse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* As for Godwin himself it may almost be said that he signed every Saxon charter from 1016, when his name certainly first appears, to the year 1053-4, so close was he at the elbow of every English king on state occasions. Strong in himself, in his daughter, who seems to have had a will of her own, f and * Supposing Godwin to have been married to Githa in 1019-20, after Canute's expedition to Jomsborg, Harold and his elder childien would have been about twenty years old in 1043. If Harold were b...orn in 1020, he would have been forty-six at the Conquest f This appears both from the account of her character given in the Life of Edward the Confes- sor, referred to above, and also from a charter granted by Edward in 1060. This was a grant confirming the vill of Fiskerton in Lincolnshire to the great Abbey at Burgh, now known as Peter- borough. It seems that a lady of London, " foemi- na Lundoniea, " named Leofgyfa, had given the said vill to the Abbey of Burgh after her death. She died on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem : " in via lero- solymse.
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