Transcriber's Notes

[A]See themapat the commencement of this chapter.

[A]See themapat the commencement of this chapter.

[B]Her name is spelled variously, Arlette, Arlotte, Harlotte, and in other ways.

[B]Her name is spelled variously, Arlette, Arlotte, Harlotte, and in other ways.

[C]Seizin, an ancient feudal term denoting the inducting of a party to a legal possession of his right.

[C]Seizin, an ancient feudal term denoting the inducting of a party to a legal possession of his right.

[D]Seemapat the commencement of chapter ix.

[D]Seemapat the commencement of chapter ix.

[E]Seemap, chapter ix.

[E]Seemap, chapter ix.

[F]Seemap, chapter ix.

[F]Seemap, chapter ix.

[G]Seemap, chapter ix.

[G]Seemap, chapter ix.

[H]It is given at length in the last chapter of our history of Alfred the Great.

[H]It is given at length in the last chapter of our history of Alfred the Great.

[I]The children of Ethelred's oldest son, Edmund, were in Hungary at this time, and seem to have been wellnigh forgotten.

[I]The children of Ethelred's oldest son, Edmund, were in Hungary at this time, and seem to have been wellnigh forgotten.

[J]The Latin name for such a seal wasbulla. It is on account of this sort of seal, which is customarily affixed to them, that papal edicts have received the name ofbulls.

[J]The Latin name for such a seal wasbulla. It is on account of this sort of seal, which is customarily affixed to them, that papal edicts have received the name ofbulls.

[K]Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! Norman French for Hearken! hearken! hearken!

[K]Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! Norman French for Hearken! hearken! hearken!

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