Capitolo 76
it slightly populated only, and Domesday Book the shows of the portions of the
Forest still occupied by growers. [9] The laws of forest of the Norman one
kings were severe in the extreme, and it cruelly weighed on beasts and men
likewise, and on men of line as the simple citizens. They excited a
general and bitter hostility that lasted for generations, and prepared a
natural ground for the rapid growth of an explanation partly mythical to
gives account in a satisfactory way of the dramatic accidents that you/they followed
the Conqueror's family in the Forest, from the forehand and tangible
wickedness that had frequented the creation of the earth of hunting. It is
probable also that individual it acts some violence you accompany the creation,
and what of the villages and churches were destroyed. But probability is
so strongly against a general devastation that history probably owes
acquits William of the greatest crime it placed to his/her position, and it refuses to
puts some longest the devastation of Hampshire in the same class with that
of Northumberland.
After the surrender of Ely, the attention of William was given following to
Scotland. In the 1070 King Malcolm you/he/she had invaded northern England, but without
resulted over placing waste the other portions of that they tormented country. It
it was easier to show the Scots that Danish able of that William was
impressive back, and in 1072, after a brief visit to Normandy an army
under the command of the advanced king along the east coast with a
accompanying fleet. Any attempt was made for recording this invasion the
field, and only when William had arrived Abernethy it made Malcolm it comes
satisfy him/it. What setup was made among them it is impossible to say,
but it was one that was satisfactory to William to the duration. Probably
Malcolm became his/her vassal and gave him hostages for his/her good behavior, but
its fidelity didn't very surely tie him/it in such case. Norman feudalism
it was any more succeeded that the type to the agenda, in to treat with a reigning
sovereign that was in relationships of vassal.