Earl Hubert's Daughter
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By his advice new laws were promulgated which extremelyangered the English nobles, who complained that they were held of noaccount in the royal councils. The storms were especially violent inthe North, and there people took to seeing prophetic visions of dreadfulimport. Beside all this, France was in a very disturbed state, whichboded ill to the English provinces across the sea. The Counts ofChampagne, Bretagne, and La Marche, used strong language concerning thedisgraceful fact that "France, th...e kingdom of kingdoms, was governed bya woman, " Queen Blanche of Castilla being Regent during the minority ofher son, Saint Louis. It is a singular fact that while the name ofBlanche has descended to posterity as that of a woman of remarkablewisdom, discretion, and propriety of life, the popular estimate of herduring her regency was almost exactly the reverse.
Meanwhile, the royal marriage festivities went on uproariously atCanterbury. There was not a peacock-pie the less on account either ofthe black looks of the English nobles, or of the very shallow conditionof the royal treasury.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By his advice new laws were promulgated which extremelyangered the English nobles, who complained that they were held of noaccount in the royal councils. The storms were especially violent inthe North, and there people took to seeing prophetic visions of dreadfulimport. Beside all this, France was in a very disturbed state, whichboded ill to the English provinces across the sea. The Counts ofChampagne, Bretagne, and La Marche, used strong language concerning thedisgraceful fact that "France, th...e kingdom of kingdoms, was governed bya woman, " Queen Blanche of Castilla being Regent during the minority ofher son, Saint Louis. It is a singular fact that while the name ofBlanche has descended to posterity as that of a woman of remarkablewisdom, discretion, and propriety of life, the popular estimate of herduring her regency was almost exactly the reverse.
Meanwhile, the royal marriage festivities went on uproariously atCanterbury. There was not a peacock-pie the less on account either ofthe black looks of the English nobles, or of the very shallow conditionof the royal treasury.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holt Emily Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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