![[picture: The Tower of London]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/Green-England/tn/vol1-000-frontispiece-Tower-of-London-q75-500x337.jpg "[picture: The Tower of London]") |
“London [...] was secured [for William] by the erection of a fortress which afterward grew into the Tower, but William desired to reign not as a conqueror but as a lawful king. At Christmas [A.D. 1066] he received the crown at Westminster from the hands of Archbishop Ealdred amid shouts of [...] [more...] |
![[picture: New Oxford and the Hundred Clerks]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/Green-England/tn/vol1-0168-New-Oxford-and-the-Hundred-Clerks-q75-337x500.jpg "[picture: New Oxford and the Hundred Clerks]") |
New Oxford and the Hundred Clerks I couldn’t find reference to the uprising referred to in this image. The 100 clerks, or friars perhaps, appear to be praying. |