Everyman's History of the English Church
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in the 1240 pound ! Then he demanded one- fifth of all the English bishops' revenues, and 300 English bene- fices. Next came the Nuncio Martin, who behaved with intoler- able arroo^ance and demanded one- Simon de Montfort.
third of all English benefices — an income-tax of 6j. %d, in the pound — for three years. This was too much.
^ Pandulph, the legate, was "bishop" of Norwich — that is to say, he enjoyed the revenue of the see — for seven years before he was even conse- crated a bishop. During... Henry Ill's reign, in Salisbury alone, 6 deans, 3 precentors, 2 chancellors, and 9 canons or prebendaries were appointed by the Pope. The foreigners drew 60,000 marks annually — more than the whole revenue of the King.
CONSTITUTIONALISM 73 The Great Council sent Martin a solemn that if he and his colleagues wished to keep bone in their bodies they had better leave the at once. Even the royal worm seems to have for Matthew Paris tells us that he heard sav, when Martin asked for a safe-conduct Eno^land — " May the devil conduct you to the regions 1 " warnmg a whole country turned ; Henry out of infernal The Church and English Liberty N ow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in the 1240 pound ! Then he demanded one- fifth of all the English bishops' revenues, and 300 English bene- fices. Next came the Nuncio Martin, who behaved with intoler- able arroo^ance and demanded one- Simon de Montfort.
third of all English benefices — an income-tax of 6j. %d, in the pound — for three years. This was too much.
^ Pandulph, the legate, was "bishop" of Norwich — that is to say, he enjoyed the revenue of the see — for seven years before he was even conse- crated a bishop. During... Henry Ill's reign, in Salisbury alone, 6 deans, 3 precentors, 2 chancellors, and 9 canons or prebendaries were appointed by the Pope. The foreigners drew 60,000 marks annually — more than the whole revenue of the King.
CONSTITUTIONALISM 73 The Great Council sent Martin a solemn that if he and his colleagues wished to keep bone in their bodies they had better leave the at once. Even the royal worm seems to have for Matthew Paris tells us that he heard sav, when Martin asked for a safe-conduct Eno^land — " May the devil conduct you to the regions 1 " warnmg a whole country turned ; Henry out of infernal The Church and English Liberty N ow.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Dearmer to read onlineMoreLess
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