The Close of the Middle Ages, 1272-1494, 3rd Ed.Lodge, Richard, Sir
History
The Close of the Middle Ages, 1272-1494, 3rd Ed.
Lodge, Richard, Sir
Middle Ages
“ Margaret, daughter of Christian I., marries 448
James III. of Scotland
1470. Warwick and Clarence driven from England to 372
France. Reconciliation of Warwick with Margaret of
Anjou
“ Renewed war between Louis XI. and Charles the 374
Bold
1471. Edward IV. of England defeats his opponents 373
at Barnet (April 14) and Tewkesbury (May)
“ Death of George Podiebrad. Bohemians elect 416,
Ladislas, son of Casimir IV. of Poland 465
“ Death of Paul II. Election of Sixtus IV. 281
“ Constitutional changes in Florence strengthen 303
the Medici
1472. Death of Charles of Guienne (May 24) 376
“ Truce between Louis XI. and Charles the Bold 376
“ Altered policy of Charles the Bold 376
“ John II. takes Barcelona and puts down the 486
Catalan rebellion
1473. Death of Nicolas of Calabria. Charles the 378
Bold’s aggressions in Lorraine
“ Interview at Trier between Charles the Bold 378,
and Frederick III. 404
1474. Charles the Bold lays siege to Neuss 378
“ The Swiss stirred into hostility to Charles 379
the Bold
“ Death of Henry IV. of Castile. Accession of 477
Isabella
1475. Edward IV. invades France. Treaty of 381
Pecquigni
“ Charles the Bold overruns Lorraine 381
“ Execution of the Constable St. Pol 383
1476. Charles the Bold undertakes to chastise the 384
Swiss. Battles of Granson (March 2) and Morat
(June 22)
“ Murder of Gian Galeazzo Sforza in Milan 261
1477. Death of Charles the Bold before Nanci (Jan. 386
5)
“ Louis XI. occupies Burgundy, Franche-Comté and 387
Artois
1477. Mary of Burgundy married to Maximilian 388
1478. Conspiracy of the Pazzi in Florence 282,
305
“ Florence at war with Naples and the Papacy 282,
307
1479. Death of John II. of Aragon. Succeeded by 487
Ferdinand the Catholic, but Navarre passes to his
daughter Eleanor
“ Florentine reverses. Lorenzo de’ Medici goes 308
to Naples
“ Regency of Bona of Savoy in Milan overthrown 262
by Ludovico Sforza
“ Treaty of Constantinople ends the long war 256,
between Venice and the Turks 513
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