In other words, they realized they were human beings!
On Henry's fief, although they were still slaves by registration, they were practically no different from commoners.
Henry nodded. He knew these words came from the heart.
He had told the serfs that as long as they followed his demands and policies, they could live more dignified and free lives.
As Henry and his army continued onward, every farmstead they passed along the way expressed their respect and gratitude for him in different ways.
Whether it was a simple wave or a more enthusiastic welcoming ceremony, Henry could feel the people's support and trust in him.
When Henry arrived outside the city walls of Westwood Laine, he was profoundly shocked by the scene before him.
The streets were lined with people waving their hats and handkerchiefs, cheering for Henry.
