The History of France, Volume 1

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

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CHAP II	1

Division of the Empire into Neustria and Austrasia Difference	8

Pepin of Heristal first of the Carlovingians	14

Defeats the Arabs at Poictiers	16

Death of Pepin called the Bref in 768 Division of the Empire	22

Charlemagne Emperor of the West 800	28

Basis and Peculiarity of Teutonic Institutions	34

Death of Louis the Debonnaire 840	40

Quarrels between French and English Sailors at Bayonne	306

Philips first Quarrel with Boniface 1296	312

Mission of the Bishop of Pamiers	318

Revived Competitorship of Charles	322

Battle of Courtray in which the Flemings defeat the French	326

Death of Boniface and Election of Benedict XI	332

Sedition in Paris on account of the Coin	338

Assembly of States	344

Similarity between Clovis and Charlemagne	44

Coronation of Hugh Capet 987	70

Council of Clermont French Nobles assume the Cross 1095	104

Capture of Antioch 1098	110

His rivalry with King Henry of England	117

Treaty of Wurtzburg or Worms	124

Louis the Young humbles the Citizens of Orleans	132

Traverses Asia Minor	138

Birth of Philip Augustus 1165	144

CHAP V	151

Philips return to France	160

Truce with England 1206	166

State of Languedoc	172

Destruction of Beziers 1209	178

Simon de Montfort obtains County of Toulouse	184

Insurrection of Bruges	189

Victory of Bovines 1214	190

Death of Philip Augustus 1223	196

The Papacy 202	202

League of the Barons against her	208

Henry the Third invades Brittany	214

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

Importance of Paris as a Centre	270

Accession of Philip the Hardy Influence of the Legists	275

Philip reduces the Count of Foix	281

Siege of Messina	288

Invasion of Aragon	294

Philip the Fairs Management of the Aragonese War	300

Council of Vienne 1311	350

And Absolutism	356

CHAP IX	362

Death of Louis Hutin 1316	368

Pilgrimage to the Holy Land	371

CHAP X	383

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

De Montfort taken in Nantes	413

Renewal of Hostilities 1344	419

Conquest of England	424

Marches North and crosses the Sommo at Blanchetaque	425

Edward lays Siege to Calais	432

Province of Dauphiné annexed to France 439	439

Arbitrary Measures taken by Philip and Charles to enforce	445

Charles the Bad King of Navarre	451

His Alliance with Edward and Desertion of	453

Expedition of the Duke of Lancaster	459

His eldest Son the Duke of Normandy assumes Power as Lieu	465

Hildebrand	470

The Duke of Normandy after vainly seeking to get up a Party	471

The Queen gives birth to a Son who dies and Philip claims	476

The Jacquerie 1358	478

Recurrence of similar Positions and Events in French History	484

Treaty of Bretigny 1360	493

Battle of Brignais 1362	499

Seizure of Mantes and Meulan	505

Don Pedro obliged to fly	511

Causes of this	517

His summons to the Black Prince 1369	523

Destruction of English Fleet off Rochelle 1372	529

Lord Salisbury comes to the Rescue	535

Le Mans and Cambray found Municipalities 107076

Titre	The History of France, Volume 1 The History of France, Eyre Evans Crowe
Auteur	Eyre Evans Crowe
Éditeur	Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, and Roberts, 1858
Original provenant de	l'Université du Michigan
Numérisé	24 janv. 2008

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