[38] English Historical Review, ix. 34.
[39] Reprinted from Ibid., October 1893.
[40] Norm. Conq., iii. 783.
[41] iii. 402, note 2.
[42] iii. 782.
[43] I mean, as I explained above, elsewhere in Wace.
[44] He describes, as Mr Freeman observed, King Henry bidding the English 'meet the charge of the Norman knights by standing firm in the array of the ancient shield-wall' (William Rufus, ii. 411).
[45] Cont. Rev., March 1893, p. 351.
[46] 'It is upon Wace that we shall mainly rely.' Cont. Rev., p. 344.