The History of Northumberland
The History of Northumberland
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Word then came that Sir Reginald was at Chillingham. Sir Ingram sent to Berwick for great ordnance to bombard the castle ; while, on the other hand, Sir Robert Ellerker, who was living there, was disappointed of any assistance from Clifford. Sir Thomas Percy assured Sir Ingram in the chapel of Alnwick Castle that the leaders of the Pilgrim- age would not submit without informing him, and obtain- ing a general pardon for all offences, ' wherefore let us do what we think to do whilst we may, and ...that betimes. ' The Friars Observant returned for a short time to New- castle ; otherwise the Pilgrimage in Northumberland was devoid of all religious, or even political, significance, being a mere struggle between a party thirsting for revenge on Sir Reginald Carnaby and a party plotting the assassi- nation of Sir Thomas Clifford.
The arrangement effected by Norfolk with the Com- mons at Doncaster on November 30 did not clearly state 216 History of Northumberland.
whether the monks who had been reinstated in their con- vents by them were to remain in possession till the promised Parliament was assembled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Word then came that Sir Reginald was at Chillingham. Sir Ingram sent to Berwick for great ordnance to bombard the castle ; while, on the other hand, Sir Robert Ellerker, who was living there, was disappointed of any assistance from Clifford. Sir Thomas Percy assured Sir Ingram in the chapel of Alnwick Castle that the leaders of the Pilgrim- age would not submit without informing him, and obtain- ing a general pardon for all offences, ' wherefore let us do what we think to do whilst we may, and ...that betimes. ' The Friars Observant returned for a short time to New- castle ; otherwise the Pilgrimage in Northumberland was devoid of all religious, or even political, significance, being a mere struggle between a party thirsting for revenge on Sir Reginald Carnaby and a party plotting the assassi- nation of Sir Thomas Clifford.
The arrangement effected by Norfolk with the Com- mons at Doncaster on November 30 did not clearly state 216 History of Northumberland.
whether the monks who had been reinstated in their con- vents by them were to remain in possession till the promised Parliament was assembled.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cadwallader John Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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