10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HARDECANUTE»
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A Catholic history of England
HARDECANUTE. Ambassadors sent from Hardecanute to Bruges, requesting
him to accept the English crown . . policy of this proceeding explained. Emma
and Hardecanute determine on returning to England. Emma's departure from
Bruges ...
William Bernard MacCabe,
1854
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A Catholic History of England
HARDECANUTE. Ambassadors sent from Hardecanute to Bruges, requesting
him to accept the English crown . . policy of this proceeding explained. Emma
and Hardecanute determine on returning to England. Emma's departure from
Bruges ...
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A Catholic History of England. - London, Newby 1847-1854
Amaassanoas sent from Hardecanute to Bruges, requesting him to accept the
English crown.. policy of this proceeding explained. Emma and Hardecanute
determine on returning to England. Emma's departure from Bruges described.
William Bernard Mac-Cabe,
1854
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British history chronologically arranged: comprehending a ...
Hardecanute formed a design on England, and for his mother's advice went to
Bruges, where she resided. 1039. A heavy tax imposed, which rendered Harold
unpopular. He died at Oxford, May 18, and was buried at Winchester, having no ...
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A History of England: From the First Invasion by the Romans ...
HARDECANUTE. Emma, after her arrival at Bruges, had endeavoured, by
frequent messages, to inflame the ambition, and accelerate the preparations of
her son Hardecanute. Two years, however, elapsed before she was able to direct
his ...
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The Chronicle of Henry of Huntingdon: Comprising the History ...
chose Harold m order to preserve the kingdom for his brother Hardecanute, who
was then in Denmark. But Earl Godwin, father of Harold, who afterwards became
king, with the principal thanes of Wessex, opposed the election, though to no ...
7
The Venerable Bede's Ecclesiastical History of England
And this year also came Hardecanute to Bruges, where his mother was. A. 1039.
This year king Harold died at Oxford, on the 16th before the Kalends of April, and
he was buried at Westminster. And he ruled England four years and sixteen ...
Beda (Venerabilis), John Allen Giles,
1847
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Roman Britain. Anglo-Saxons. Danes: 1
1. CHAP. VI, this acquittal removed the suspicions of Hardecanute : but the earl
was restored to favour, and participated with Emma in the administration of the
kingdom. He had made to the king a most magnificent present, a ship of the usual
...
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A History of England, from the First Invasion by the Romans
removed the suspicions of Hardecanute: but the earl was restored to favour, and
participated with Emma in the administration of the kingdom. He had made to the
king a most magnificent present, a ship of the usual dimensions, of which the ...
10
Old English and its Closest Relatives: A Survey of the ...
His own sons (by different wives) Harald Harefoot and Hardecanute ruled after
him until Hardecanute's death in 1042. In 1042, the dynasty of Alfred was briefly
restored in the person ofEdward, son ofAethelred and EmmaofNormandy,
andalso ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HARDECANUTE»
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Third king unlucky is a curse
But we haven't had three kings in a row without something going pretty wrong since, well, perhaps since King Canute's son Hardecanute, and ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 13»
Taking the Fifth
So, in came “hardass” and out went “Hardecanute,” a king of England and Denmark in the eleventh century. “Plow,” another name for the Big ... «Columbia Journalism Review, Nov 11»