Henry Viii And the English Monasteries
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^ Ibid,, p. 37. It was reported that the king was going to levy a tax on all cattle.
3 Ibid., A. -i^, p. 31.
The Rising in Lincolnshire 2 1 1 council of Crumwell, Rich, and other " such personages as be of low birth and small reputation ; " and (6) of the pro- motion of the archbishops of Canterbury and Dublin, and the bishops of Rochester, St. David's, and others, who, in their opinion, had clearly "subverted the faith of Christ."^ These articles were dispatched at once to the king at Winds...or, and Heneage, the royal commissioner, was allowed to accompany^ the messenger.
At Lincoln itself there had been a rising of the people also. The town was occupied by armed insurgents, and bishop Longland's palace had been broken into and sacked, the people doing there "as much hurt as they could." For the first week the course of the insurgents was unchecked. They armed themselves as best they might, and did not hesitate to seize upon weapons and armour wherever they could be found.^ They set beacons blazing and alarm-bells ringing throughout the county, but the movement lacked a leader of ability, and it collapsed almost as suddenly as it had come into existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7.
^ Ibid,, p. 37. It was reported that the king was going to levy a tax on all cattle.
3 Ibid., A. -i^, p. 31.
The Rising in Lincolnshire 2 1 1 council of Crumwell, Rich, and other " such personages as be of low birth and small reputation ; " and (6) of the pro- motion of the archbishops of Canterbury and Dublin, and the bishops of Rochester, St. David's, and others, who, in their opinion, had clearly "subverted the faith of Christ."^ These articles were dispatched at once to the king at Winds...or, and Heneage, the royal commissioner, was allowed to accompany^ the messenger.
At Lincoln itself there had been a rising of the people also. The town was occupied by armed insurgents, and bishop Longland's palace had been broken into and sacked, the people doing there "as much hurt as they could." For the first week the course of the insurgents was unchecked. They armed themselves as best they might, and did not hesitate to seize upon weapons and armour wherever they could be found.^ They set beacons blazing and alarm-bells ringing throughout the county, but the movement lacked a leader of ability, and it collapsed almost as suddenly as it had come into existence.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gasquet, Francis Aidan, 1846-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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