The Story of the English Cardinals
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They brought Peter II. , the Maronite patriarch of Antioch, who, with many others from distant lands, received a welcome from the great Archbishop.
124 The Story of the English Cardinals In 1483 King Edward IV. Died suddenly and unexpectedly in the forty-first year of his age, leaving two young sons, the eldest of whom now became the rightful King Edward V. The story of that unhappy youth, murdered with his royal brother in the Tower by order of his uncle Richard III. , is too well known to nee...d repetition ; but we cannot pass by the share of Cardinal Bourchier in the sad tragedy. It must, however, be remembered that the Archbishop was now becoming advanced in years, and that his one anxious care was for peace, even peace without honour and at any price.
As soon as the Duke of Gloucester had been proclaimed Lord Protector of the kingdom, Queen Elizabeth, between whom and the Duke was a deadly feud, fled to Westminster, and there took sanctuary with her younger son, the Duke of York. A Council of State was then summoned, at which the Cardinal was commissioned to go to West- minster and persuade the Queen to surrender the young Prince to the keeping of the Council, otherwise, added the Protector, c we must fetch the Duke of York out of that prison by force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They brought Peter II. , the Maronite patriarch of Antioch, who, with many others from distant lands, received a welcome from the great Archbishop.
124 The Story of the English Cardinals In 1483 King Edward IV. Died suddenly and unexpectedly in the forty-first year of his age, leaving two young sons, the eldest of whom now became the rightful King Edward V. The story of that unhappy youth, murdered with his royal brother in the Tower by order of his uncle Richard III. , is too well known to nee...d repetition ; but we cannot pass by the share of Cardinal Bourchier in the sad tragedy. It must, however, be remembered that the Archbishop was now becoming advanced in years, and that his one anxious care was for peace, even peace without honour and at any price.
As soon as the Duke of Gloucester had been proclaimed Lord Protector of the kingdom, Queen Elizabeth, between whom and the Duke was a deadly feud, fled to Westminster, and there took sanctuary with her younger son, the Duke of York. A Council of State was then summoned, at which the Cardinal was commissioned to go to West- minster and persuade the Queen to surrender the young Prince to the keeping of the Council, otherwise, added the Protector, c we must fetch the Duke of York out of that prison by force.
What to read after The Story of the English Cardinals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Stuteville Isaacson to read onlineMoreLess
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