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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 383
and armies, to destroy the island ; but the Manxmen also,
although inferior in strength and arms, now prepared themselves
for defence. So a battle was fought ; and the Manxmen,
unarmed and naked, could not resist the slingers, ballistaries,
archers and armed men, and fled with Godfrey their king.
And the others pursuing them cut down and slew man and
beast, as many as they could catch, sparing not for sex or
place. But Godfrey with his wife and some of his followers
escaped, fleeing to Wales.
And the enemy aforesaid despoiled the abbey of Rushen
and the monks, and sent them away almost naked. And at
that time perished miserably all the nobles and the captains,
and also the rest of the people, whose exact number no one
knows.
And thus was the land destroyed and despoiled ;
armies retired, returning
to their own.
and the
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ANNALS OF WAVEBLEY, IN ANNALES MONASTICI, VOL. II, p. 390.
Also in the middle of the month of October the lord king
Edward held a great parliament at Westminster ; and there
the lord king of Scotland came and did homage to the said
lord king of England. 1
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THOMAS WYKES, CHRONICLE, IN ANNALES MONASTICI, VOL.
IV, PP. 277-278.
When this was done, 2 the king of Scots was charged and
summoned by the king of the English to renew in his presence
the homage which he had done to king Henry for lands which
he owes to hold of him, neighbouring upon the kingdom of
Scotland ; and this king of Scots, willingly or unwillingly, I
know not, left his realm and came into England, and coming
to our king adapted himself to his good pleasure in all things.
And that the triumph of so great a surrender should not be
hid from our countrymen for the future, the king of Scots
did homage to our king ; obtaining this, however, that hence-
1 " And did his homage to the lord king of England for the lands which
he holds in Tynedale and Westmoreland, saving to the king of England
however his right which he says that he has in the land of Scotland and
Lothian," Ann. of Wore., Vespasian MS., (written at Winchester,) in A.M.,
iv, 474 ; cf. ibid., pp. xxxvi, ff.
2 After the marriage of Llewellyn and Eleanour de Montfort, 13th
October. MS. B has instead,, " in the same year."