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The castles and abbeys of England; Vol. 1 of 2

Note 64 — THE CASTLE OF ARUNDEL, (continued 2)

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Arundel affirmed that the only method of making atonement for their past offences, was by a speedy return to the duty which they owed to their lawful sovereign; the motion was seconded by Pembroke, who clapping his hand to his sword, swore that he was ready to fight any man that expressed himself of a contrary sentiment.—Hume, 373.

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