Meanings of english lands in English

Gibbins's Industrial History of England, and Mitchell's English Lands, Letters, and Kings, 5 vols.

He wanted to see the future of the English lands in France.' I make a little gesture.

His ambitions were, however, rudely checked by the grant of Cheshire and the English lands in Wales to Edward.

And if we can reconquer the English lands in France it will be the most glorious victory in generations.'

Trial by jury has proved the reverse of a blessing to most non- English lands; in Africa it is simply a curse.

Many great English families of the present time acquired their English lands in this way, and are very proud of it.

I wanted to win English lands in France for England again, I wanted to see our armies victorious in the plains of Picardy.

The train went speeding through the English fields,-dear ,familiar ,Englishlands, sodden and bare and unspeakably exquisite to him in their December mood.

My poor friend, we shall live yet to exchange gratulations,-thouprelate of some fair English see, and I baron of broad English lands.

Then the French hoped that the Indians would join with them against the English and that they could conquer all the English lands in America.

Bedford has the courage and the allies to hold the English lands here, and I think they will drive the Dauphin further and further south.

I thank your Grace for the promise of the wide English lands of which I spoke to you, and the title that goes with them.