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History of the English People, Volume III (of 8)

CHAPTER IV
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I trust that ere thou die, though thou wouldst procure all the noblest heads within the realm to be stricken off, yet there shall one head remain that shall strike off thy head." But the warning was unheeded.

Lord Darcy, who stood first among the nobles of Yorkshire, and Lord Hussey, who stood first among the nobles of Lincolnshire, went alike to the block.

The Abbot of Barlings, who had ridden into Lincoln with his canons in full armour, swung with his brother Abbots of Whalley, Woburn, and Sawley from the gallows.

The Abbots of Fountains and of Jervaulx were hanged at Tyburn side by side with the representative of the great line of Percy.

Lady Bulmer was burned at the stake.


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