The History of England 1
The History of England 1
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William carried the war into Normandy, and more than once imposed haM conditions of peace on Robert, a man of much levity and irresolution, whose occasional kindness and generosity proved in such an age as ruinous to him as his vices. Henry, the younger brother, held out fortresses in Normandy against ihe king and the duke. Besieged in St. Michael's Mount without the necessary supply of water, he appealed to the compassion of his brothers, and proposed to decide their disputes by a more generou...s warfare. Robert yielded; William smiled at such feelings of pity or affection, and, doubtless, saw in them the means of his * Saxon Chron. 1067.
1090. WILX.IAH u. lig own aggrandisement. His governm^it of England seems to have been an union of rapacity with prodiu gality. The kingdom was plundered to extort the means of ministering to his gross pleasures^ and of enriching his worthless favourites. He waged an ineffectual war against the Welsh, whom, after the example of his fa- ther'^ insolence to the independent Saxons, he termed rebels.
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William carried the war into Normandy, and more than once imposed haM conditions of peace on Robert, a man of much levity and irresolution, whose occasional kindness and generosity proved in such an age as ruinous to him as his vices. Henry, the younger brother, held out fortresses in Normandy against ihe king and the duke. Besieged in St. Michael's Mount without the necessary supply of water, he appealed to the compassion of his brothers, and proposed to decide their disputes by a more generou...s warfare. Robert yielded; William smiled at such feelings of pity or affection, and, doubtless, saw in them the means of his * Saxon Chron. 1067.
1090. WILX.IAH u. lig own aggrandisement. His governm^it of England seems to have been an union of rapacity with prodiu gality. The kingdom was plundered to extort the means of ministering to his gross pleasures^ and of enriching his worthless favourites. He waged an ineffectual war against the Welsh, whom, after the example of his fa- ther'^ insolence to the independent Saxons, he termed rebels.
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