...incurring his paternal malediction, — never to recal the banifhed Gavafton, — to fend his heart into the Holy Land, — to carry his body with the army...Scotland, and not to bury it till he had made a complete conqueft of that country"6. What regard his fon paid to thefe injunctions, we fhall fee in the next...

...incurring his paternal malediction, — never to recal the banifhed Gavaiton, — to fend his heart into, the Holy Land, — to carry his body with the army...Scotland, and not to bury it till he had made a complete conqueft of that country '""°. What re. gard his fon paid to thefe injunctions, we fhall fep in the...

...paternal maledi&ion,—never to recal the banimed Gavallon,—to fend his heart into the Holy Land,—to carry his body with the army into Scotland, and not to bury it till he had made a complete ccnqueft of that country '". What regard his fon paid to thefe injunctions, we mall fee in the next...

...incurring his paternal maledi&ion, — never to recal the banifhed Gavafton,— - to fend his heart into the Holy Land, — to carry his body with the army...Scotland, and not to bury it till he had made a complete conqueft of that country116. What regard his fon paid to thefe injunctions, we ihall fee in the next...

...paternal malediction,—never to recal the banifhed Gavafton,to fend his heart into the Holy Land,—to carry his body with the army into Scotland, and not to bury it till he had made a complete conqueft of that country" 6 . What regard his fon paid to thefe injunctions, we fhall fee in the next...

...incurring his paternal malediction, — never to recal the banished Gavaston, — to send his heart into the Holy Land, — to carry his body with the army...till he had made a complete conquest of that country. Edward I. from the length and smallness of his legs, commonly called Long-Shanks, had, in other respects,...

...sons of Marguerite were, Thomas of Brotherton, earl of Norfolk ; Edmund of Woodstock, earl of Kent. Edward, before he died, charged his eldest son to...country : and never to recall Piers Gaveston, a wicked favourite of the son, whom the father had banished. Amongst the many violent acts of Edward was the...

...king of France, by whom he had two sons. Edward, before he died, charged his eldest son to send bis heart to the Holy Land : to carry his body with the...exemplary : and yet this man, with all these fine and noble qualities, was the occasion cf infinite misery to many thousands of people. The desire of...

...sons of Marguerite were, Thomas of Brotherton, earl of Norfolk ; Edmund of Woodstock, carl of Kent. Edward, before he died, charged his eldest son to...country ; and never to recall Piers Gaveston, a wicked favourite of the son, whom the father had banished. Amongst the many violent acts of Edward was the...

...sons of Marguerite were,— Thomas of Brotherton, earl of Norfolk; Edmund of Woodstock, earl of Kent. Edward, before he died, charged his eldest son to...country; and never to recall Piers Gaveston, a wicked favourite of the son, whom the father had banished. Amongst the many violent acts of Edward was the...