William the Conqueror and the Rule of the Normans

by F. M. Stenton

Errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original.

[24.14]	the orignal settlers of Normandy	Inserted.
[26.26]	the [enemity] of all his fellow-nobles	Obsolete.
[40.15]	the influence of the g[r]eat Cluniac movement	Inserted.
[72.20]	the s[ei/ie]ge of Montgomery Castle	Transposed.
[76.13]	to see two of Wil[l]iam’s unlucky guardians	Inserted.
[79.17]	inflict gratuitous injury	Removed.
[81.30]	The B[a/e]ssin and Cotentin	Replaced.
[129.30]	which was decribed in the last chapter	Inserted.
[267.16]	appointing a No[r]man baron	Inserted.
[327.18]	in peaceable possesion	Inserted.
[338.1]	the mo[ton/not] of his imprisonment	Transposed.
[339.7]	based his accou[n]t	Inserted.
[424.21]	upon his ag[g]ressive course as sheriff	Inserted.
[441.4]	[“]infangenethef” is the right of trying	Inserted.
[441.36]	a great baron cert[ia/ai]nly	Transposed.
[455.1]	on a level wth the Norman	Inserted.
[458.6]	for the details of government[.]	Added.
[505.34]	Clun[i/y], abbey of, 379	Replaced.

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