 | Alexander Ronald Grant - 1871 - 160 páginas
...More. Next you will come to Devonshire — a lovely county, and so warm, that plants, which require u hothouse in other parts of England, grow like weeds....Sundays both in Welsh and English. Principal Rivers of England. — Thames, in the south ; Severn, in the west ; Trent, in the middle ; Ouse, in the north.... | |
 | Jane Budge - 1873 - 234 páginas
...Castle, with whom his royal father endeavoured to soothe the wounded pride of the Welsh nobles. Evei since that time the eldest son of the king of England has been the Prince of Wales. For a long while intense hatred was the strongest feeling of the Welsh toward... | |
 | Charlotte Mary Yonge - 1873 - 338 páginas
...altogether theirs, as he then had an elder brother ; but in a year or two the oldest boy died; and, ever since that time, the eldest son of the King of England has always been Prince of Wales. There was a plan for the little Prince Edward of Caernarvon being married... | |
 | Charlotte Mary Yonge - 1879 - 428 páginas
...altogether theirs, as he then had an elder brother ; but in a year or two the oldest boy died ; and, ever since that time, the eldest son of the King of England has always been Prince of Wales. There was a plan for the little Prince Edward of Caernarvon being married... | |
 | Marshall John and co - 1884 - 266 páginas
...Castle, with whom his royal father endeavoured to soothe the wounded pride of the Welsh nobles. Ever since that time the eldest son of the king of England has been the Prince of Wales. For a long while intense hatred was the strongest feeling of the Welsh toward... | |
 | Samuel Griswold Goodrich - 1886 - 732 páginas
...and received the title of prince of Wales. They appear to have liked him a little better. From this time, the eldest son of the king of England has been called prince of Wales. 12. Thus, with the death of David, ended the line of Welsh princes, and thus ended... | |
 | Alice Minerva Atkinson - 1912 - 452 páginas
...of " Prince of Wales."1 Two strong castles, Conway and Carnarvon, were built to guard the borders. 1 Since that time the eldest son of the king of England has always been called the Prince of Wales. Another war, longer and more distressing than the conquest... | |
 | Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall - 1920 - 648 páginas
...English, nor indeed any other language. This little prince was named Edward, like his father. Ever since that time, the eldest son of the King of England has been called the Prince of Wales, and England and Wales have formed one kingdom. CHAPTER XLII EDWARD I.— THE HAMMER OF THE SCOTS WHEN... | |
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WALES is a pretty little country, like England's baby brother. It was conquered long ago by a king of England, who promised the people that they should have a prince to govern them who could not speak a word of English. He then told them his own son,... 
