The Canterbury pilgrimages . THE PILGRIMS SXAIL. Helix pomatia, compared ivith the xcdl-known Helix aspersa (two). Helix nemoralis,and elegaiis {tn-o).. PILGRIMS FLASKS, IN THE MUSEUM, CANTERBURY. CHURCH VERSUS CROWN 65 Canterbury, and there might soon be broke into tears and sobs when he spoke ofhimself as being shortly about to leave the world,and the whole audience was deeply moved. Then,waxing vehement, he denounced those who mis-represented him to the king, and the bishops whohad taken part in the illegal coronation. Heexcommunicated two vicars who had resisted hiso
The Canterbury pilgrimages . THE PILGRIMS SXAIL. Helix pomatia, compared ivith the xcdl-known Helix aspersa (two). Helix nemoralis,and elegaiis {tn-o).. PILGRIMS FLASKS, IN THE MUSEUM, CANTERBURY. CHURCH VERSUS CROWN 65 Canterbury, and there might soon be broke into tears and sobs when he spoke ofhimself as being shortly about to leave the world,and the whole audience was deeply moved. Then,waxing vehement, he denounced those who mis-represented him to the king, and the bishops whohad taken part in the illegal coronation. Heexcommunicated two vicars who had resisted hisofficers, and also the de Brocs for their outrages. Henrys actual intentions, and the reasons forthem, do not seem very clear. Probably hewas frequently swayed to and fro, with muchdifficulty in finally deciding. The advisers of theyoung king evidently felt that the enormous popu-larity of the archbishop, wherever he went amongstthe Anglo-Saxon people, threatened a possiblerising against the Normans, for in ordering hisreturn to Canterbury, they forbade him to lingerin towns. Probably he was not so tactful as hemight have been, for his progress back fromLondo
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