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Henry's coronation charter Henry's conquest of Normandy Stephen's clash with King David The revolt of London against. Norman barons led by the King's two half - uncles , Odo of Bayeux and Robert of Mortain , was put down with the help of ...
Henry's coronation charter Henry's conquest of Normandy Stephen's clash with King David The revolt of London against. Norman barons led by the King's two half - uncles , Odo of Bayeux and Robert of Mortain , was put down with the help of ...
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... Henry preferred scutage to service because mercenaries were more efficient than feudal con- tingents . In the Assize of Arms of 1181 , Henry required of every free man that he have and maintain arms appro- priate to his rank based on ...
... Henry preferred scutage to service because mercenaries were more efficient than feudal con- tingents . In the Assize of Arms of 1181 , Henry required of every free man that he have and maintain arms appro- priate to his rank based on ...
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... Henry himself , in order to demonstrate his superiority to Richard , emphasized his desire to govern with council and Parliament . The rebellions . Henry's immediate task after his ac- ceptance as king was to put down a rebellion ...
... Henry himself , in order to demonstrate his superiority to Richard , emphasized his desire to govern with council and Parliament . The rebellions . Henry's immediate task after his ac- ceptance as king was to put down a rebellion ...
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