Uneasy Lies the Crown
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The first buds of spring were on the trees when Prince Harry came upon deserted Sycharth with his army. He grabbed a torch from his friend and mentor, Sir John Oldcastle, and raced his horse madly through the maze of outbuildings, touching the hungry flame to dry thatch. When no signs of inhabitants were found, he tossed the torch to one of his soldiers.“Burn the house,” Harry ordered. “Burn it all.” “Your uncle Beaufort will not take kindly to this,” Oldcastle warned him. After outlawing Glyndw...r, the king had granted his lands to his half-brother John Beaufort, the Earl of Somerset. Mindful not to destroy Beaufort’s property, Henry had thus far left it intact—a mistake Harry would not repeat.“Beaufort has reaped nothing from these holdings and will not unless we destroy this manor and give Glyndwr nothing to come back to. If Beaufort thinks otherwise, he’s merely pissing himself.”Oldcastle nodded to the soldier holding the torch. With mounting satisfaction, Harry watched the beacon of flame rise into the brightening dawn sky, the tail of its smoke twisting eastward.
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The first buds of spring were on the trees when Prince Harry came upon deserted Sycharth with his army. He grabbed a torch from his friend and mentor, Sir John Oldcastle, and raced his horse madly through the maze of outbuildings, touching the hungry flame to dry thatch. When no signs of inhabitants were found, he tossed the torch to one of his soldiers.“Burn the house,” Harry ordered. “Burn it all.” “Your uncle Beaufort will not take kindly to this,” Oldcastle warned him. After outlawing Glyndw...r, the king had granted his lands to his half-brother John Beaufort, the Earl of Somerset. Mindful not to destroy Beaufort’s property, Henry had thus far left it intact—a mistake Harry would not repeat.“Beaufort has reaped nothing from these holdings and will not unless we destroy this manor and give Glyndwr nothing to come back to. If Beaufort thinks otherwise, he’s merely pissing himself.”Oldcastle nodded to the soldier holding the torch. With mounting satisfaction, Harry watched the beacon of flame rise into the brightening dawn sky, the tail of its smoke twisting eastward.
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