Harold's prospects of the Crown Position of Harold; effects of Eadward's promise to act, but a general understanding in his favour § 1. The Ecclesiastical Administration of Earl Harold. 1058-1062. Dominant position of Harold; predominance of eccle- siastical affairs; Harold in relation to the Church 428-430 1057-1061 Succession of Popes; Stephen the Ninth; Benedict . 431-432 433-434 Second outlawry and return of Ælfgar 681-1058 Ecclesiastical history of Gloucester; death of Abbot Eadric; Bishop Ealdred rebuilds and consecrates 435-436 April 23, Mannig resigns the abbacy of Evesham and is suc- Deposition of Pope Benedict; its effect on the posi- tion of Stigand May 3, 1060 Consecration of Harold's minster at Waltham Nature and importance of the foundation; its cha- 443-444 Harold's zeal for education; Adelard of Lüttich Continuance of the struggle between regulars and seculars; Harold a friend of the seculars; general witness to his character borne by the foundation. 444-446 The church consecrated by Archbishop Cynesige; Ealdred appointed Archbishop of York in the Gemót 1060-1079 Ealdred resigns the See of Hereford and is succeeded by Walter 449-450 . 451-453 453-454 Tostig and the Bishops robbed on their way home Ill effects of the practice of pilgrimage; Malcolm invades Northumberland during the absence of Lent, 1062 Vacancy of the See of Worcester; papal legates in 1062 Wulfstan consecrated by Ealdred, but makes profes- The King's charter to the College at Waltham § 2. The Welsh War and its Consequences. 1062-1065. 468-469 : Gemót at Gloucester; Harold's sudden march to 468-470 . 466-467 467-468 Christmas Harold's great Welsh campaign; its permanent effect on men's minds; testimony of John of Salisbury Harold and Tostig invade Wales; Harold adopts The Welsh Kingdom granted to Bleddyn and Rhiwallon 475-476 Alleged legislation about Wales Oct. 3, 1065 Revolt of Northumberland; rebel Gemót at York Acts of the rebel Gemót; vote of deposition and out- Objects of Eadwine and Morkere; they aim at the Eadward's last sickness; his devotion to Saint Peter 501-503 1051-1065 His foundation at Westminster in honour of the Apostle; reverse order of proceeding at West- 653-1051 504-505 Permanence of Eadward's minster and palace; ex- |