The History of England

afterwards Arch-Bishop Arms Army arriv'd Barons Battel Bishop Britains Brother Cæsar Calais call'd Canterbury Canute Castle caus'd chief Church City Clergy commanded continu'd Country Crown Danes Daughter Death declar'd deliver'd Dominions Duke Duke of Burgundy dy'd Earl Earl of Warwick Emperor Enemy English enter'd Ethelbald Ethelwulf fame Father Favour Forces French gain'd gave Glocester Honour Horse hundred Inhabitants join'd Julius Cæsar Kent kill'd King Edward King Henry King John King of England King of France King of Kent King Richard King's Kingdom Kingdom of Scotland Knights Land Liberty London Lord march'd marry'd Mercia Monastery Mony Nation Nobility noble Normandy Northumberland Numbers Oath oblig'd obtain'd offer'd order'd Parliament pass'd Peace Person Place Pope Power Prince Prisoner prov'd publick Queen rais'd receiv'd Reign repair'd resolv'd return'd Romans Rome Saxons Scotland Scots sent Ships slain Soldiers Suetonius thousand took Tork Town twenty us'd valiant Valour Victory Wales Warwick Winchester