The History of France: From the Earliest Period to the Present Time, Tom 1,Części 1-7London printing and publishing Company, 1856 |
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Strona 162
... baron and barons . From the later form came our baron , which was the term applied generally to the feudal nobles . with his money when he was captured in war only 162 OCCUPATIONS IN THE CASTLE . ] HISTORY OF FRANCE . [ 10TH CENTURY .
... baron and barons . From the later form came our baron , which was the term applied generally to the feudal nobles . with his money when he was captured in war only 162 OCCUPATIONS IN THE CASTLE . ] HISTORY OF FRANCE . [ 10TH CENTURY .
Strona 178
... barons gave away their lands to hostility to the crown and church in Gaul , it the churches and monasteries , in order to was too good an opportunity of interference obtain the favour and intercession of the to be overlooked , and the ...
... barons gave away their lands to hostility to the crown and church in Gaul , it the churches and monasteries , in order to was too good an opportunity of interference obtain the favour and intercession of the to be overlooked , and the ...
Strona 179
... barons who opposed them , committed great devastation , and plundered and burnt the town of Dol . They then embarked ... barons , and caused so much evil at home , in a crusade to rescue the holy sepulchre from the infidels , but it was ...
... barons who opposed them , committed great devastation , and plundered and burnt the town of Dol . They then embarked ... barons , and caused so much evil at home , in a crusade to rescue the holy sepulchre from the infidels , but it was ...
Strona 180
... barons , but with no greater success ; and it was not till about the year 1016 , that Otho - Guillaume entered into a treaty , by which he acknowledged Robert's third son , named Henri , as duke of Bur- gundy , but reserved all the more ...
... barons , but with no greater success ; and it was not till about the year 1016 , that Otho - Guillaume entered into a treaty , by which he acknowledged Robert's third son , named Henri , as duke of Bur- gundy , but reserved all the more ...
Strona 181
... baron known by the name of Raoul Drengott , who was remarkable for his fear- less courage , fell under the ... barons to take possession of the passes of mountains and rivers in their territories , and levy very heavy contribu ...
... baron known by the name of Raoul Drengott , who was remarkable for his fear- less courage , fell under the ... barons to take possession of the passes of mountains and rivers in their territories , and levy very heavy contribu ...
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Alamanni alliance Anjou appears Aquitaine archbishop army Artois assembled attack Austrasia barons battle bishop Britany brother Brunehild Burgundians Burgundy Cæsar Carloman castle caused Charlemagne Charles Charles of Blois chiefs Childebert Chilperic christians church citizens clergy Clotaire Clovis count of Artois count of Chartres count of Flanders count of Toulouse court crown crusaders death defeated duchy duke Ebroin ecclesiastical emperor empire enemies Eudes favour feudal Frankish Franks Fredegonde French Gaul German Gontran held Henry hostility Hugues invaded Italy king of England king of France king's kingdom knights land Laon latter leudes lord Lothaire Louis marched Montfort Neustria nobles Normandy Normans obtained Paris peace Pepin Philippe Philippe's plunder pope possession prince prison proceeded province queen received reign returned Rheims Rhine Robert Roman Rome Saxons seized sent siege Sigebert slain Soissons soon territory Theodebert Theoderic Thibaud throne tion took Toulouse town troops vassals young
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