transplanted into the northern part of Britain, which afterwards derived its name from that colony.'—Burke,

      Abridgment of English History

     , book i. cap. iv.

       [20]

      Moines d'Occident

     , vol. iv. pp. 127-8. Par le Comte de Montalembert.

       [21]

     Cardinal Newman's

      Historical Sketches

     , vol. i. p. 266:

      The Northmen and Normans in England and Ireland

     .

       [22]

     Sara Coleridge.

       [23]

     As the illustration of an Age, Bede's

      History

     has been well compared by Cardinal Manning with the

      Fioretti di S. Francesco

     , that exquisite illustration of the thirteenth century.

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