The rebels march on Worcester; history and description
of the city 47-49
Action of Wulfstan; deliverance of Worcester 48-51
Movements of Odo in Kent; he occupies Rochester 52
Rochester, Tunbridge, and Pevensey 52-53
The war at Rochester; history and description of the
city and castle 52-56
Duke Robert sends over Eustace of Boulogne and
Robert of Bellême 56
The three sons of Earl Roger 57
Earl Roger at Arundel; history and description of
the castle 58-59
William of Warren; his earldom of Surrey; his
loyalty; he keeps Lewes 59-60
The King wins over Earl Roger 60-61
Robert of Mortain holds Pevensey against the King 62
Loyal Normans; Robert Fitz-hamon 62
The Church and the people for the King 63
William's proclamations and promises; the English
arm for him 63-65
Meeting of the English army at London; William
accepted as English king 65-67
William's march; English hatred of Odo 67
Taking of Tunbridge castle 68-70
March towards Rochester; Odo at Pevensey 70
Duke Robert fails to help the rebels 71
The English besiege Odo in Pevensey 72-73
Robert at last sends help; the Norman landing
hindered by the English 74-75
Alleged death of William of Warren 76
Pevensey surrenders; terms granted to Odo; Rochester
to be surrendered 76
The garrison of Rochester refuse to surrender; Odo
taken prisoner by his own party 77
William's Niðing proclamation; second English
muster 78
Siege of Rochester; straits of the besieged; they agree
to surrender 79-80
Lesson of the war; the King stronger than any one
noble; the unity of England 80-81
The King refuses terms to the besieged 81
Pleadings for the besieged, Odo and others; the
King grants terms 82-85
The honours of war refused to Odo; his humiliation;
he leaves England 87-89
June 4, The Whitsun Assembly; confiscations and grants;
1088. amnesty of the chief rebels 88
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