Wulf the Saxon
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Behind them rode Harold's brother and nephewand the two Norman barons; they were followed by the Saxon thanesand the officers of the count's household. Behind these came onfoot the Saxons of inferior degree who had been left at St. Valery, and who had by Conrad's orders been sent to join the cavalcade whereit crossed the Somme at Abbeville; the procession was closed by astrong body of the count's men-at-arms. They rode through the doubleline of spearmen until they reached the entrance. Then as ...Harolddismounted, the duke descended the steps and embraced him with thewarmest expressions of satisfaction at thus meeting the mostillustrious of Englishmen.
Harold replied in suitable terms, and the duke then turned to Conradand thanked him warmly for having acceded to his request.
Ponthieu was but newly conquered, and might yet be a thorn in theside of Normandy in the event of a renewal of war with France. Itwas therefore to William's interest to treat Conrad's obedience tohis orders as if it had been a voluntary submission, and to ignorehis discourteous treatment of his captives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Behind them rode Harold's brother and nephewand the two Norman barons; they were followed by the Saxon thanesand the officers of the count's household. Behind these came onfoot the Saxons of inferior degree who had been left at St. Valery, and who had by Conrad's orders been sent to join the cavalcade whereit crossed the Somme at Abbeville; the procession was closed by astrong body of the count's men-at-arms. They rode through the doubleline of spearmen until they reached the entrance. Then as ...Harolddismounted, the duke descended the steps and embraced him with thewarmest expressions of satisfaction at thus meeting the mostillustrious of Englishmen.
Harold replied in suitable terms, and the duke then turned to Conradand thanked him warmly for having acceded to his request.
Ponthieu was but newly conquered, and might yet be a thorn in theside of Normandy in the event of a renewal of war with France. Itwas therefore to William's interest to treat Conrad's obedience tohis orders as if it had been a voluntary submission, and to ignorehis discourteous treatment of his captives.
What to read after Wulf the Saxon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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