The Story of Royal Windsor
The Story of Royal Windsor
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In the eyes of many, the most important event at Windsor was the birth of a prince, who became later, Henry VI. , and proved to be one of England's most unfortunate kings. At the time of the prince's birth, Henry V. Was besieging Meaux. When news was carried to him that a son and heir had been born at Windsor, his face clouded over. Some astrologer had told him that if such a son were born in the castle, the boy would be unfortunate all through his life. Hearing what the messenger sai...d, the king turned to Lord Fitz-Hugh, and exclaimed : "My lord, I, Henry, born at Monmouth, shall small time reign and much get. Henry, born at Windsor, shall long reign and all lose : but as God will so be it. " The prophecy proved true. Young Henry was DARK DAYS. 165 born on the 6th of December, 1421. In nine months he was a king, his famous father dying on August the 3 ist, 1422. The marvellous successes of Edward III. , and Henry V. In France as shown in the famous battles of Cressy, Poitiers, and Agincourt were all eclipsed by the disgrace which came to the British arms in the new king's reign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
's reign.
In the eyes of many, the most important event at Windsor was the birth of a prince, who became later, Henry VI. , and proved to be one of England's most unfortunate kings. At the time of the prince's birth, Henry V. Was besieging Meaux. When news was carried to him that a son and heir had been born at Windsor, his face clouded over. Some astrologer had told him that if such a son were born in the castle, the boy would be unfortunate all through his life. Hearing what the messenger sai...d, the king turned to Lord Fitz-Hugh, and exclaimed : "My lord, I, Henry, born at Monmouth, shall small time reign and much get. Henry, born at Windsor, shall long reign and all lose : but as God will so be it. " The prophecy proved true. Young Henry was DARK DAYS. 165 born on the 6th of December, 1421. In nine months he was a king, his famous father dying on August the 3 ist, 1422. The marvellous successes of Edward III. , and Henry V. In France as shown in the famous battles of Cressy, Poitiers, and Agincourt were all eclipsed by the disgrace which came to the British arms in the new king's reign.
What to read after The Story of Royal Windsor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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