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11.38 How Boris son of John stirred himself to tackle the Great Plague
When the Great Plague raged in the Kingdom of the Angles, Saxons, Britons, Picts and Scots, the government of Boris son of John responded at first by doing nothing, as I have told you. They said that the plague was but a light fever and only someone like unto Johannes Barbarus, or Johnny Foreigner as…
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11.37 More about the Great Plague
This great plague continued to ravage the world and, as happens so often with such pestilences, its visitations were not evenly spread for the wealthy and privileged suffered less than those who were poor, ill-treated or discriminated against. In this the mercy of the Lord is difficult to discern but the sinful human mind is…
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11.33. How the Men of Tours prepared for war
In those days, the men of Tours were trained for war in mysterious ways, especially against an invasion of blue horseless carriages, probably from Nantes. The local count and his men trained them at great length how to shoot any man who was scruffily dressed for strict laws had been passed against baggy T-shirts and…
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11.32. About the unappreciated art of Donald, Dux of the Aremoricans and the things which that man did
It is high time that I told you more about the deeds of Donald, Dux of the North Aremoricans, whose estates were plagued with the monstrous holes in the ground which I just described. His rule had been characterised by many a scandal and commotion and this had been a source of great frustration for…
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11.31 Portents, plagues and mysterious things that were seen in other lands
Portents were similarly seen in many other lands. In the land of the Franks a black panther was seen walking on the rooftops of Armentières, which greatly frightened the inhabitants of that city. Not for nothing had the prophet said ‘a leopard or panther shall lie in wait against their cities. Everyone who goes out…
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11.30 How Portents were seen
While Boris and his council continued their preparations for the No Deal Apocalypse, portents were seen throughout the land, confirming the approach of the end of times. Indeed, on the very night that he was selected by the faction of the Right Bastards to be the new Mayor of the Palace great thunderstorms were experienced…
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11.29 How a Battle was fought at Radnor; about the heresy promulgated by Boris
No sooner had Boris, the son of John, assembled a government, then his forces suffered a defeat in a battle at Radnor. The opponents of the rebellion against the Western Empire joined forces and narrowly beat the forces of the Right Bastards, who were led by the man who had earlier been dismissed for his…