| 1853 - 440 pages
...\Vherwell, and they delivered her to the abbess. Then soon came William 3 the earl from beyond sea, with a great band of Frenchmen ; and the king received...companions as it pleased him ; and let him away again. This same year was given to William the priest, tho bishopric of London, which before had been given... | |
| Anglo-Saxon chronicle - 1853 - 448 pages
...Wherwell, and they delivered her to the abbess. Then soon came William 1 the earl from beyond sea, with a great band of Frenchmen; and the king received...as many of his companions as it pleased him ; and lot him away again. This same year was given to William the priest, the bishopric of London, which... | |
| Effie (Aunt.) - 1854 - 218 pages
...had the darkened past redeemed. LXXXV. " AD 1052. Then soon came William, the Earl, from heyond sea, with a great band of Frenchmen; and the King received...and as many of his companions as it pleased him."— Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. This visit of William of Normandy took place during the exile of Godwin and... | |
| Mrs. Ann Hawkshaw - 1854 - 222 pages
...past redeemed. LXXXV. "AD 1052. Then soon came William, the Earl, from heyond sea, with a great hand of Frenchmen ; and the King received him, and as many of his companions as it pleased him." — Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. This visit of William of Normandy took place during the exile of Godwin... | |
| William Edward Flaherty - 1855 - 440 pages
...gemot," they keep away, and are then allowed " a safe conduct for five nights to go out of the landu." Godwin and Sweyn retire to Bruges, Harold and Leofwin...companions as it pleased him ; and let him away again." ' Notwithstanding this, « the king sent Bishop Aldred [of Wori he came on shif ' His sister was a... | |
| William E. Flaherty - 1855 - 448 pages
...and in gold, and in silver, and in all things, and delivered her to his sister in WherwellV . . . . " It would have seemed wondrous to every man who was...companions as it pleased him ; and let him away again." " Notwithstanding this, " the king sent Bishop Aldred [of Worcester] from London with a force ; and... | |
| William Edward Flaherty - 1855 - 456 pages
...and in gold, and in silver, and in all things, and delivered her to his sister in WherwellV . ..." It would have seemed wondrous to every man who was...companions as it pleased him ; and let him away again." • Notwithstanding this, "the king sent Bishop Aklred [of Worcester] from London with a force ; and... | |
| Benjamin Thorpe - 1861 - 352 pages
...committed to the abbess. Then soon came count 'William from beyond sea, * 0 f Normandy. with a great body of Frenchmen, and the king received him and as many of his companions as it pleased him, and let him go again. In this same year the bishopric of London was given to William the priest, which had before... | |
| William Edward Flaherty - 1876 - 670 pages
...21. Sweyn is outlawed. Godwin and Harold are summoned to appear, but being refused " safe conduct and hostages, so that they might come, unbetrayed, into...Norman. The king dismisses a portion of his fleet P. AD 1052. Emma, the king's mother, dies, in March ; she is buried at Winchester. Harold sails from... | |
| William Edward Flaherty - 1876 - 694 pages
...gemot," they keep away, and are then allowed "a safe conduct for five nights to go out of the land m." Godwin and Sweyn retire to Bruges, Harold and Leofwin...°, and his place supplied by William, a Norman. The lung dismisses a portion of his fleet*. AD 1052. Emma, the king's mother, dies, in March ; she is buried... | |
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