The History of France, Volumen1

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

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He defeats the Burgundians at Vouglé Rivalry of Clovis	5

Her Death and the Accession of Clothaire the Second to	11

Resistance to them on the Loire	12

Pope Stephen applies to Pepin for aid against the Lombards	21

King conquers Normandy and takes Rouen 1204	30

Page	44

Election of Eudes as King 887	50

John with a superior Force gets before him at Poitiers	52

Who concludes Peace with the Tunisians	277

He finds an Enemy in Pope Gregory	284

Proposed Duel between Charles and Peter	290

Tournament of Chalons	298

Two Species of Despots	304

King causes him to be arrested and prosecuted	315

Financial Measures of Philip	328

Battle of Mons en Puelle 1304	334

Raoul of Burgundy King 923	56

CHAP III	70

Religious Controversies	76

The King of England and the Pope recognise Philip	86

Council of Clermont French Nobles assume the Cross 1095	104

Capture of Antioch 1098	110

His rivalry with King Henry of England	117

Charter of Laon	123

Louis the Young humbles the Citizens of Orleans	132

Traverses Asia Minor	138

Birth of Philip Augustus 1165	144

Difference between Angevin and Capetian	151

Philip Augustus sets out on the Crusade 1190	157

The French Court of Peers	160

St Dominick Founder of the Inquisition	176

Insurrection of Bruges	188

Death of Philip Augustus 1223	196

Submission of Raymond of Toulouse 1229	205

Establishment of the Inquisition 1230	212

Pope endeavours to excite the French Princes against him	218

Battle of Taillebourg 1242	224

Rouen taken by the Duke of Anjou 1245	230

Capture of St Louis by the Egyptians	237

Toulouse taken Possession of	243

He abolishes Single Combat	249

Charles of Anjous Expedition to Naples	255

Between the Parliaments of the two Countries St Louiss	263

Coinage	269

Philip summons his Estates and demands their Adhesion	339

Their Arrest 1307	341

Many of them burned	347

VOL I	353

And Absolutism	356

CHAP IX	362

Death of Louis Hutin 1316	368

Philip regulates Parliaments	376

Charles expires in January 1328	382

Settlement of Government after the Death of Charles the Fair	389

His Condemnation and Exile	395

English Relations with Flanders	401

Naval Victory of LEcluse 1340	408

Renewal of Hostilities 1344	415

Death of Arteveld 1345 Duke of Normandy lays Siege	422

The Order of the Garter founded by Edward III	445

He causes Charles of Spain to be slain 1354	452

Battle of Poitiers 1356	455

Estates again reassembled 1357 and Duke of Normandy submits	469

Regent recovers his Authority	482

Gradual Rise of the Lower Classes	494

Duchy of Burgundy granted by John to his youngest Son	500

Battle of Auray in Brittany 1364 Defeat of French Capture	507

Battle of Navarrete or Najfra	513

Illness of the Black Prince	519

Death of Chandos	525

Surrender of La Rochelle Reconquests of the French owing	531

Título	The History of France, Volumen1 The History of France, Eyre Evans Crowe
Autor	Eyre Evans Crowe
Editor	Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, and Roberts, 1858
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Michigan
Digitalizado	24 Ene. 2008

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