THE reign of the first Henry is described by William of Malmesbury as a period of great outward prosperity to England. Many a Saxon thane, no doubt, still winced under the galling yoke of his Norman master, but even the national prejudices were in great measure allayed by the two-fold fact, that the King himself was English-born, and his Queen a descendant from Edmund Ironside. Foreigners resorted hither for security of traffic, towns and abbeys arose, and the royal treasury could boast of, what the historian terms "a boundless store," £100,000 in coin, besides cups of gold

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ERRATA.

For "and stone" read "sandstone."
For "thought" read "through."
Dele comma after "employed in it."
For "represent" read "representing."
For "are an accurate copy" read “are as ac-
curate a copy."

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,, 109, line 3. For "spot" read "spots."

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