The History of France, 1. kötet

Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, and Roberts, 1858

Pope endeavours to excite the French Princes against	5

The Major Domûs Rivalry of Sigebert and Fredegonde	9

He marries the Daughter of Desiderius King of the Lombards	23

Similarity between Clovis and Charlemagne	44

Siege of Paris 886	50

Louis dOutremer 936	56

His Competitor Charles the last Carlovingian	62

Otho invades France 980	68

Philip reduces the Count of Foix	281

The Sicilian Vespers 1282	287

Death of Charles 1284	293

CHAP VIII	299

Appeals from Gascony to French Courts	305

Edward allies with the Flemings	311

Mission of the Bishop of Pamiers	318

Insurrection of Bruges	325

Revived Competitorship of Charles	77

Rise of Towns	83

The King of England and the Pope recognise Philip	86

William the Bastard of Normandy	90

Religious Controversies	97

Le Mans and Cambray found Municipalities 107076	103

Council of Clermont French Nobles assume the Cross 1095	104

Accession of Louis the Fat 1108	112

Death of Louis the Fat 1137	128

Disaster of Vitry	134

And Henrys Sons against their Sire	146

The Kings Dispute with Flanders	153

Capture of Acre 1191	159

War with Cœur de Lion	160

Truce with England 1206	166

State of Languedoc	172

Simon de Montfort obtains County of Toulouse	184

Victory of Bovines 1214	190

Death of Philip Augustus 1223	196

Henry and Louis espouse two Princesses of Provence	205

Quarantaine le	225

Succession of Flanders and Hainault	231

Capture of St Louis by the Egyptians	237

Toulouse taken Possession	243

He abolishes Single Combat	250

Subdues it in the Battle of Tagliacozzo 1268	256

Coinage	269

Accession of Philip the Hardy Influence of the Legists	275

His Seizure of the Pope 1303	331

Conduct of the Inquisition	337

Philip summons his Estates and demands their Adhesion	339

Assembly of States	343

CHAP IX	362

Death of Louis Hutin 1316	368

Philip regulates Parliaments	371

Death of Philip the Long in 1322	377

Philip of Valois	383

Settlement of Government after the Death of Charles the Fair	389

His Condemnation and Exile	395

Naval Victory of LEcluse 1340	408

Edward lands with an Army at La Hogue 1346	420

Edward lays Siege to Calais	432

CHAP XI	442

Visit of Duke of Lancaster to Paris	448

His Alliance with Edward and Desertion of	453

His Son Charles Martel once more crushes the Neustrians	472

Duke of Normandy retires to Champagne	474

Regent recovers his Authority	484

Other Classes recover their Rights	496

A Home Crusade	508

Tournay deprived of its Liberties	514

Murder of one of the Spanish Princes by his Brother	520

Knollis and the English before Paris 1371	526

Edwards vain Preparations to succour his Partisans who sur	532

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Cím	The History of France, 1. kötet The History of France, Eyre Evans Crowe
Szerző	Eyre Evans Crowe
Kiadó	Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, and Roberts, 1858
Eredeti forrása	a Michigani Egyetem
Digitalizálva:	2008. jan. 24.

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