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

CHAPTER VI
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M.Paris, p.48.

Brompton, p.

1002.] [** Eadmer, p, 90.Chron.Sax.p.214.

Order.
Vitalis p.

821.] This victory was followed by the final reduction of Normandy: Rouen immediately submitted to the conqueror: Falaise, after some negotiation, opened its gates; and by this acquisition, besides rendering himself master of an important fortress, he got into his hands Prince William, the only son of Robert: he assembled the states of Normandy; and having received the homage of all the vassals of the duchy, having settled the government, revoked his brother's donations, and dismantled the castles lately built, he returned into England and carried along with him the duke as prisoner.


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