TAILIEUCHUNG - Chronicles (1 of 6): The Historie of England (8 of 8) The Eight Booke of the Historie of England

This Edward the third of that name before the conquest, was of nature more méeke and simple than apt for the gouernement of the realme, & therefore did earle Goodwine not onelie séeke the destruction of his elder brother Alfred, but holpe all that he might to aduance this Edward to the crowne, in hope to beare great rule in the realme vnder him, whome he knew to be soft, gentle, and easie to be persuaded. But whatsoeuer writers doo report hereof, sure it is, that Edward was the elder brother, and not Alfred: so that if earle Goodwine did shew his furtherance by his. | Chronicles The Historie of England 1 CHRONICLES THE HISTORÍE OF ENGLAND Raphael Holínshed Chronicles The Historie of England The Project Gutenberg EBook of Chronicles 1 of 6 The Historie of England 8 of 8 by Raphael Holinshed This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at Title Chronicles 1 of 6 The Historie of England 8 of 8 The Eight Booke of the Historie of England Author Raphael Holinshed Release Date September 7 2005 EBook 16669 Language English Character set encoding ISO-8859-1 START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK HISTORIE OF ENGLAND Produced by Jonathan Ingram Lesley Halamek and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http THE EIGHT BOOKE OF THE Chronicles The Historie of England HISTORIE OF ENGLAND. 2 _Edward the third of that name is chosen king of England by a generall consent ambassadours are sent to attend him homewardes to his kingdome and to informe him of his election William duke of Normandie accompanieth him Edward is crowned king the subtill ambition or ambitious subtiltie of earle Goodwine in preferring Edward to the crowne and betraieng Alfred the Danes expelled and rid out of this land by decree whether earle Goodwine was guiltie of Alfreds death king Edward marieth the said earles daughter he forbeareth to haue carnall knowledge with hir and why he useth his mother queene Emma verie hardlie accusations brought against hir she is dispossessed of hir goods and imprisoned for suffering bishop Alwine to haue the vse of hir bodie she purgeth and cleareth hir selfe after a strange sort hir couetousnesse mothers are taught by hir example to loue their children with equalitie hir liberall deuotion to Winchester church cleared hir from infamie of couetousnesse king Edward loued hir after hir purgation why Robert archbishop of Canturburie

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