Chronicles of England, France, Spain, and the Adjoining Countries: From the Latter Part of the Reign of Edward II. to the Coronation of Henry IV.

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The two citizens fix on a day to assemble their
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Peter du Bois after the conclusion of the peace
66
The count de Foix at the entreaty of the prin
73
Froissart continues his journey with the knight
81
During the journey from Tarbes to Morlens
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The count de Foix holds solemn festivals on
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A short recapitulation of what has been before
109
The king of Portugal issues his orders for
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The king of Castille after his defeat at Aljuba
124
The castle of Convalle is stormed by the French
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CHAP
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The reasons why the Portuguese prefer the Graud
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Many French knights and squires offer their ser
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The French knights leave Corunna and join
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The king of Portugal when informed of the duke
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The death of Peter king of Arragon His suc
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CHAP
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The count de Foix permits the French captains
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The constable de Clisson makes great preparations
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The constable de Clisson through the exertions
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The duke of Gueldres sends a challenge
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The king of Portugal not being able to take
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The commissioners of accounts condemn
267
The king of England issues his orders for
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The duke of Ireland with some of his companions
279
Sir Walter de Passac and sir William de Lignac
285
Sir John Holland takes leave of the duke
291
The count dArmagnac takes great pains to pre
298
Froissart returns to the quarrel between
304
The duchess of Brabant sends ambassadors
311
The king of France and his brother the duke
424
Three French knights hold a tournament
434
The duke of Bourbon is appointed chief
446
Aymerigot Marcel endeavours but in vain
455
The king of England is anxious to make a peace
495
The viscount de Chastelbon heir to the count
503
ambassadors from the viscount de Chastelbon
509
A grand assembly at Amiens of the king
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The duchess of Berry supports the lord de
553
The information Froissart gains in England
571
Froissart presents his Book of Love Poems
577
Aquitaine King Richard receives a friendly
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The lord de la Riviere and sir John le Mercier
588
The count dOstrevant brotherinlaw to John
596
A digression from the principal history to
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The counts of Hainault and of Ostrevant raise
612
The ceremony of the marriage of the king
618
The French and others who had been in Turkey
627
The duchess of Orleans is suspected of causing
633
The lord de Coucy and the count dEu constable
644
The lord Louis de Sancerre is made constable
653
A great assembly holden at Rheims by the
659
King Richard of England banishes the earl
666
The earl of Derby in consequence of his banish
667
The marshal Boucicaut returns to Hungary against
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The English and particularly the Londoners
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714
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TitelChronicles of England, France, Spain, and the Adjoining Countries: From the Latter Part of the Reign of Edward II. to the Coronation of Henry IV.
Band 2 von Chronicles of England, France, Spain, and the Adjoining Countries: From the Latter Part of the Reign of Edward II. to the Coronation of Henry IV, Jean-Baptiste de La Curne de Sainte-Palaye
Autor/inJean Froissart
Übersetzt vonThomas Johnes
VerlagW. Smith, 1839
  
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