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his enemies. These insurrections | his enemies. These insurrections | ||
| + | furnished him with pretences to | ||
| + | strip many of the English of | ||
| + | their possessions, and to give | ||
| + | them to the Normans and | ||
| + | he carried his partiality for | ||
| + | them so far, as to order their | ||
| + | Language to be used in all Courts | ||
| + | of Justice, in stead of the English, | ||
| + | which custom remained for | ||
| + | many ages. | ||
| + | His excessive love | ||
| + | of hunting made him | ||
| + | [[catchword]] not [[/catchword]] | ||
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underline William I. /underline and conduct overcame all his enemies. These insurrections furnished him with pretences to strip many of the English of their possessions, and to give them to the Normans and he carried his partiality for them so far, as to order their Language to be used in all Courts of Justice, in stead of the English, which custom remained for many ages. His excessive love of hunting made him catchword not /catchword
