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MAR0iAOR,E I E;BEATIFOIlT;: 13
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h Earl ad ¦ _Tlie now of great Richmond begun strife , and betweeii was fortune therefore _tlie as rival yet ; exposed favored Houses to tne of much York former danger and . Lancaster The because : little
of his Lancastrian-descent . So likewise was his mother , , but _< she fore thoug sh ht not ret of urne herself d with . h To er the son security and w of hen Pembroke her mournin Castle g , for there the - ;
late , . earl had expired , she married Sir Henry Stafford , second son the of the protection Duke of of Bucking that ham powerful . This house most was for active done young ' probabl adheren Henry y t to t Tudor secure th .
His Lancas uncle ter cause Jaspar , and _< was . th one is w of as the another reason . why the Yorkists o e the should fastness look upon of Pembroke Margaret Castle and her even child th with were suspicious not safe eyes . , . The In
followers of the Duke of York were envious ey of the wealth and posturbed sessions which while the young they scion received of Lancaster but scanty was remuneration enj oying- in for undis the - _^ peace
" services William pright nian they Plerbert . , rendered He , Lord obtained to ; of York Rag a grant . land Foremost , , who ceding was * and \ amon to ; otherwise him gst _desirecLrto the these Castle an was honest take and Sir
Lordships of . Pembroke , with its inmates , was prisoner immedia l ' own te with possession castle the young YBiit i Thus : Earl this , the who captivit Lad was y y ; then Margaret was five sweetened years found old to herself _^ them in hi a .
unces . her allowed Lad , y fi Herbert ght as j was ailor to be , good to broug C be and unkind ht merciful with , or , ; severe her and own far to children -from the - little presuming aiid fellow afforded upon , she
him all the Henry advantages of tutors up ; and companions of , his own age . Margaret ' s patience j and . fortitude never failed , and yet for her / her trial
but must she have must been also very have great had . : to She bear had separation not only anxie from ty her husband son , , watch her
_ri for boy ht no , to and mention teach solid him is princi made , to p guide les ; of which his , his sharing , mind Lord , her Bacon and captivit train says y him . he To up got in ; _-f f being those
bred g under a devout mother " - —this was her first , her daily care ; nor loyed were It those was hours probabl when during . Henry tliis was time with that the she Herberts began her unem lite-
rar p earliest she y was labors . in specimens , the for prime it is of evident and typograp y vigor . that of hy these life in > since this works they country were were . produced amongst Wynkyn when the de
Worde Ms " Plistorye was her of printer Kynge , ; BlancQiard the companion yne , : and of Caxton Queen , E who glant dedicated yne " to the Duchess of Somerset
the Lady Margaret under the title of , which must have been given her affection only out for of literature courtesy which . It was induced
probabl her motherTin y the Lad -law y Margaret the Duchess ' s of Buckingham , to bequeath her the , Richmond
following book Lucuu of j Eng another legacy lish , being book in . her of a last legend French will of : of saints "to the ep my ; istles a daug book and hter of gospels French , , calle and a d a
Mar0iaor,E I E;Beatifoilt;: 13
_MAR 0 _iAOR _, E I _E ; BEATIFOIlT _; : 13
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Sept. 1, 1861, page 13, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01091861/page/13/
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