Cameos from English history. By the author of The heir of Redclyffe |
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... . 86 CAMEO XIV . THE ETHELING FAMILY ( 1010-1159 ) . 95 56 CAMEO XV . THE COUNTS OF ANJOU ( 888-1142 ) 107 CAMEO XVI . VISITORS OF HENRY I. ( 1120-1134 ) . 117 . CAMEO XVII . THE BATTLE OF THE STANDARD ( 1135-1138 viii CONTENTS .
... . 86 CAMEO XIV . THE ETHELING FAMILY ( 1010-1159 ) . 95 56 CAMEO XV . THE COUNTS OF ANJOU ( 888-1142 ) 107 CAMEO XVI . VISITORS OF HENRY I. ( 1120-1134 ) . 117 . CAMEO XVII . THE BATTLE OF THE STANDARD ( 1135-1138 viii CONTENTS .
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... Count of Chartres , who without doubt expected that his naine and example would have a great effect upon his countrymen ; but the answer to his question , " Heard ye never of Hasting ? " met with no such answer as he anticipated . 66 ...
... Count of Chartres , who without doubt expected that his naine and example would have a great effect upon his countrymen ; but the answer to his question , " Heard ye never of Hasting ? " met with no such answer as he anticipated . 66 ...
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... Count of Flanders . William was in alliance with Herlain , Count of Montreuil , against Arnulf ; when , in 942 , he was invited to a conference on a small island in the Same and there , having contrived to separate him from his ...
... Count of Flanders . William was in alliance with Herlain , Count of Montreuil , against Arnulf ; when , in 942 , he was invited to a conference on a small island in the Same and there , having contrived to separate him from his ...
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... Count of Harcourt , fetched from Bayeux his only child , Richard , only eight years old ; to be solemnly invested with the ducal sword and mantle , and to receive the homage of the Normans . * The bitter hatred of the French to the ...
... Count of Harcourt , fetched from Bayeux his only child , Richard , only eight years old ; to be solemnly invested with the ducal sword and mantle , and to receive the homage of the Normans . * The bitter hatred of the French to the ...
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... Count de Harcourt sent to Denmark to ask succour from King Harald Blue - tooth , who , mindful of Duke William's kindness , himself led a numerous force to Normandy . Bernard , pretending to consider this as a piratical invasion , sent ...
... Count de Harcourt sent to Denmark to ask succour from King Harald Blue - tooth , who , mindful of Duke William's kindness , himself led a numerous force to Normandy . Bernard , pretending to consider this as a piratical invasion , sent ...
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Abbey Anjou Archbishop arms army barons battle Becket Bishop brother brought Bruce called CAMEO CAMEO XL captivity Castle Christian Church clergy Count court cross Crown 8vo Crusaders Damietta daughter death declared Despenser died Douglas Duke Earl Edward Edward Bruce Edward II Edward the Confessor Eleanor Emperor of Germany enemy English excommunication father favour Fcap forced French friends gave Gaveston Geoffrey Gloucester hands Harold head Henry Henry III Holy honour horse Hugh Hugh Le Despenser Innocent Isabel Jerusalem John King of England King of France King of Scotland King's kingdom knights lady Lancaster lands London Lord Louis monks Montfort Mortimer murder never nobles Norman Normandy oath peace Philippe Philippe IV Piers Gaveston Pope Prince prisoners promise Queen received Richard Robert royal Saracens Saxon Scotland Scots Scottish seized sent sister slain summoned sword Templars took troops vassals Wales Welsh wife William young САМЕО
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