1066–1070. And with the Church, which his 179 Incontinence provokes 1070. He commits Murder also, and does Penance 180 for it 1070–1076. Character of this Monarch, and 181 Description of Denmark, by Adam, Canon of Bremen HARALD III. SURNAMED HEIN, OR THE GENTLE. 1076–1080. Page 1076. Harald, a Bastard Son of Sweyn II, is 183 elected by the States 1076–1080. His Reign affords no Materials for 183 History CANUTE IV. SURNAMED THE SAINT. 1080–1086. Page 1080–1085. His foreign Preparations 184 1080–1086. His vigorous Administration 184 His impolitic Indulgence to the Church 185 His Enforcement of the Tithe 186 1086. His tragical End 186 His Semi-deification 187 He is succeeded by Olaf, Duke of Sleswic 187 OLAF II. SURNAMED FAMELICUS, OR THE HUNGRY. 1087–1095. Page 1087–1095. During his Reign, the Realm wasted by 187 Famine ERIC III. SURNAMED THE GOOD. 1095–1103. Page 1095, 1096. His vigorous Administration 188 1097–1103. Lund erected into a Metropolis 189 independent of Bremen His Pilgrimage to the Holy Land 189 1103. His Death and Character 190 NICHOLAS. 1105–1134. Page 1103–1105. Interregnum of two Years, when Nicholas 190 is elected 1105–1126. His Jealousy of his Nephew Canute 191 1126–1132. Civil Wars 192 1132–1134. Civil Wars continued; Murder of Nicholas 193 ERIC IV. SURNAMED EMUND. 1134–1137. Page 1131–1137. His Reign has no Materials for History 193