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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part A.

CHAPTER II
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Odo is transmitted to us by the monks under the character of a man of piety: Dunstan was even canonized; and is one of those numerous saints of the same stamp, who disgrace the Romish calendar.

Meanwhile the unhappy Edwy was excommunicated,[****] and pursued with unrelenting vengeance; but his death, which happened soon after, freed his enemies from all further inquietude, and gave Edgar peaceable possession of the government.[*****] [2] [** Chron.Sax.p.117.Flor.

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605.
Wallingford, p.

544] [*** Hoveden, p.425.Osberne, p.


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