The Story of King Robert the Bruce
The Story of King Robert the Bruce
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Even his own lieutenants came in for a share of his wrath, as his impatient letters testify ; but on the other hand he was generous to those Scots who had distinguished themselves in his service.
On the 1st of March 1307 he was moved to Carlisle, where he held a parliament, and where, in the middle of May, he heard of Bruce's success at Loudoun Hill. The King was enraged, and complained bitterly because the Guardian had retired before " King Hob, " as he contemptuously named his opponent. The d...isaster seemed to give him new vigour ; he ordered his tents to be sent from London, and summoned an army to meet at Carlisle in the beginning of July.
98 The Passing of King Edward 99 As the weeks passed it seemed to him that the weight of his disease grew lighter, and at the beginning of July he declared that he was once more fit for the saddle. Accordingly he presented his litter as a thank-offering to the Cathedral of Carlisle, and on Monday the 3rd of July he set out on horseback for the border.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even his own lieutenants came in for a share of his wrath, as his impatient letters testify ; but on the other hand he was generous to those Scots who had distinguished themselves in his service.
On the 1st of March 1307 he was moved to Carlisle, where he held a parliament, and where, in the middle of May, he heard of Bruce's success at Loudoun Hill. The King was enraged, and complained bitterly because the Guardian had retired before " King Hob, " as he contemptuously named his opponent. The d...isaster seemed to give him new vigour ; he ordered his tents to be sent from London, and summoned an army to meet at Carlisle in the beginning of July.
98 The Passing of King Edward 99 As the weeks passed it seemed to him that the weight of his disease grew lighter, and at the beginning of July he declared that he was once more fit for the saddle. Accordingly he presented his litter as a thank-offering to the Cathedral of Carlisle, and on Monday the 3rd of July he set out on horseback for the border.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R L Robert Laird Mackie to read onlineMoreLess
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