The History of Normandy and of England: William Rufus. Accession of Henry Beauclerc. 1864Macmillan and Company, 1864 |
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Abbot according afterwards amongst ancient Anglo-Norman Anglo-Saxon Anselm Anselm of Aosta appointed Arch Archbishop of Canterbury Archiepiscopal authority baronage Barons Bayeux Bec-Hellouin became Belesme bestowed Bishop Bishop of Hereford bishoprick Bloet brother Canons Canter Carileph Castle Chancellor Chancery Chester Church claim Clergy Clerk Conqueror constitutional continued Council Court Courthose Crown death dignity Diocese Domesday Durham duty Eadmer Earl ecclesiastical employed encreasing England English episcopal Eudo father favour feeling Fitz-Hamo Flambard Henry Beauclerc Hierarchy honour human IIII investiture John de Villula King King's kingdom land Land-tax Lanfranc Lord Losinga Malcolm mediæval Mellent ment Monks Mowbray never nevertheless noble Norman Normandy obedience obtained Odo of Bayeux Odo's Pallium party political Pope possessed Prelates prerogative Primate principle queror received refused reign rendered Robert Robert Bloet Robert de Belesme Rochester royal Rufus Scotland Scottish secular selm sion Sovereign tion transaction Walkeline whilst William de St
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