The Story of Anglo Saxon Institutions Or the Development of Constitutional Gov
The Story of Anglo Saxon Institutions Or the Development of Constitutional Gov
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(1249-1286), the real contest in Scotland for constitutional government begins. For with the close of the reign of Alexander I. Ends the domin- ance of the Celts, and with the beginning of the reign of David I. Begins the dominance of English Nor- manism. The contest for a constitutional Scotland was kept up during the reigns of the Wallaces, Bruces, and their successors and until the union was arranged. For in constitutional Scotland, when English Normanism began to invade her shores, was the ...only hope of Celtism and Saxonism for freedom and liberty.
The same Celtic people who overspread south and middle Europe, and of which Gaul was composed, settled Ireland and Scotland. The Celts in Gaul were a simple people oppressed and misruled by the Roman Empire. That same spirit of simplicity and freedom lived down through the centuries ; it stood the oppression and robbery of the Roman Empire. When the Roman Empire disintegrated, and the Franks, another member of the Teutonic family, moved on southward and overran Gaul, now France, the Celtic spirit of liberty and freedom was still liv- ing, and centuries thereafter broke forth demanding Scotland 137 of the plutocracy and the privileged classes recogni- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1249-1286), the real contest in Scotland for constitutional government begins. For with the close of the reign of Alexander I. Ends the domin- ance of the Celts, and with the beginning of the reign of David I. Begins the dominance of English Nor- manism. The contest for a constitutional Scotland was kept up during the reigns of the Wallaces, Bruces, and their successors and until the union was arranged. For in constitutional Scotland, when English Normanism began to invade her shores, was the ...only hope of Celtism and Saxonism for freedom and liberty.
The same Celtic people who overspread south and middle Europe, and of which Gaul was composed, settled Ireland and Scotland. The Celts in Gaul were a simple people oppressed and misruled by the Roman Empire. That same spirit of simplicity and freedom lived down through the centuries ; it stood the oppression and robbery of the Roman Empire. When the Roman Empire disintegrated, and the Franks, another member of the Teutonic family, moved on southward and overran Gaul, now France, the Celtic spirit of liberty and freedom was still liv- ing, and centuries thereafter broke forth demanding Scotland 137 of the plutocracy and the privileged classes recogni- tion.
What to read after The Story of Anglo Saxon Institutions Or the Development of Constitutional Gov?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney C Sidney Calhoun Tapp to read onlineMoreLess
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