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... and knights of the shire, and thus proved himself the pioneer of Parliamentary Reform. He was slain in 1265 at the battle of Evesham. By then Wales had already to a considerable extent been absorbed by England, the north-west section of it being still ...
... King Edward YII. can hardly be defined with accuracy. It is said that in 1260 Peter do Montfort, who was killed at the battle of Evesham, acted in this capacity, and that so did William Trussed in 1326 and 1327, and Sir Henry Beaumont in 1332. The two last ...