WHY LOUIS WAS UNSUCCESSFUL IN ENGLAND.

+Source.+--_The Canon of Barnwell's Continuation of Hoveden_, p. 239.

(Rolls Series.)

It was a miracle that the heir of the King of France, after having come

to England with so great a number of armed men, and having obtained

possession of so large a part of the kingdom, departed, or, I should

rather say, was expelled, so speedily with all his men, and without hope

of recovery. The reason is clear--that the hand of God was not with him,

since he came in defiance of the prohibition of the Roman Church, and

remained here under the ban of its anathema.

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