(1) He went with the future Edward I on crusade in 1270, acting as his admiral.

(2) Then King Edward I had it fortified with walls and a moat.

(3) Build for King Edward I, work commencing in 1283 and continuing for approximately four years.

(4) Clerical subventions to Edward I did not end here, but in future they were to issue from papal taxation.

(5) It was by virtue of this act that Edward I demanded its surrender to him in 1284.

(6) In 1284 Edward I appointed him to a commission sent to Ireland to audit accounts there.

(7) In 1290, Edward I set up a puppet government in the Scottish lowlands.

(8) Isabella Swan: Edward I said leave me alone.

(9) The daughter of King Edward I and Queen Eleanor of Castile, Joan was 18 when she married the 46-year-old earl.

(10) King Edward I banned all sports but archery on Sundays, to make sure Englishmen practised with the longbow.

(11) In the late thirteenth century, Edward I took over the government of Gwynedd, one of the strongest Welsh principalities in Wales.

(12) Edward I flayed his enemies and nailed their skin to the chapel of Pyx.

(13) Edward I flayed his enemies and nailed their skin to the chapel of Pyx5).

(14) Edward I declared his infant son to be the new king of Wales.

(15) During the rule of Edward I, the deep social transform has taken place in England.

(16) A district of London, England, where Edward I erected (c. 290) the last of a series of crosses in memory of his wife, Eleanor of Castile.

(17) At the Battle of Falkirk(1298), said to be the first battle in which the longbow proved decisive, the troops of Edward I defeated the Scots. Population, 37, 800.

(18) The reason we think of a prince as being the son of a king or queen is that in the late 1200s King Edward I invaded Wales and the Welsh king was killed.

(19) Queen of England (23'-272) as the wife of Henry III. On the accession of her son Edward I (272), she entered a nunnery and there lived out her life.

(20) At the Battle of Falkirk (298), said to be the first battle in which the longbow proved decisive, the troops of Edward I defeated the Scots. Population, 37,800.

(21) It would be mean to list only the maniacs but I can't resist; there are so many flowers in this garden. Edward I flayed his enemies and nailed their skin to the chapel of Pyx.

(22) The film is set in 13th-century Scotland, when Wallace returns to his homeland to find it oppressed and taken over by the brutal, pagan king of England, Edward I.

(23) For another hundred years the survivors lived an uneasy existence. Then, in 1290 , Edward I expelled all the Jews from Britain.

(24) Queen of England (1236-1272) as the wife of Henry III. On the accession of her son Edward I (1272), she entered a nunnery and there lived out her life.