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共 26 段- Henry, when in Gascony, had an object in view beyond the adj
- The two races, Saxon and Norman, began to know a real amalga
- Henry I., a son of the Conqueror, again recognizes the Londo
- Each of the years which had passed since Edward’s landing at
- This sentence, deliberately passed, was carried into effect,
- But his presence, and his strong right arm, were soon demand
- As for Scotland, the conquest of which is placed in the fore
- In 1261 a daughter had been born to Alexander of Scotland in
- The king himself then addressed the assembly. He declared hi
- The offence they had committed was of the highest gravity. A
- Bruce, the competitor, and formerly an English judge, had la
- [75] Tytler, vol. i., p. 121. But sir Walter Scott says: “Mo
- This last clause explains the rest. What the actual feeling
- Nothing else than fatuity could have disregarded such counse
- The main body of the Scottish army, however, had no such pow
- “The queen Margaret then with childe was she;
- David, earl of Huntingdon.
- This “select committee” finally brought matters to a practic
- It must have been this “conflict of the laws” which drove Ed
- Some historians, in recounting the events of Edward’s reign,
- Apparently, however, Philip, on further consideration, felt
- His son, the second Robert de Brus of these three, was an in
- Mr. Macpherson is doubtless right when he thinks that “this
- But with the male prisoners the Ordinance of Lanercost was c
- They could not deny—they did not attempt to deny—his claim t
- [183] All the best biographers of Alfred are obliged to use,