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

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De Vere accused; the two prelates of treason and sedition; but the synod refused, to try the cause, or examine their conduct, till those castles of which they had been dispossessed, were previously restored to them.[*****] The bishop of Salisbury declared, that he would appeal to the pope; and had not Stephen and his partisans employed menaces, and even shown a disposition of executing violence by the hands of the soldiery, affairs had instantly come to extremity between the crown and the mitre.[******] [* Gul.Neub.p.

362.] [** Chron.Sax.p.238.

W.Malms, p.

181] [*** W.Malms p.

182.] [**** W.Malms, p.182.


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