The Close of the Middle Ages, 1272-1494, 3rd Ed. — John Shaqi
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
“ Henry VII. invades France, but is bought off 392
by treaty of Étaples
1493. Bull of Alexander VI. dividing the new world 493
between Spain and Portugal
“ Treaty of Barcelona restores Roussillon and 392
Cerdagne to Aragon
“ Treaty of Senlis cedes Artois and 393
Franche-Comté
“ Neapolitan exiles, advised by Venice, and 263,
supported by Ludovico Sforza, urge Charles VIII. 286,
to claim Naples as representing the house of Anjou 392
“ Death of Frederick III. Maximilian unites all 417
Hapsburg dominions
1494. Death of Ferrante of Naples. Succeeded by 287
Alfonso II.
“ Treaty of Tordesillas between Spain and 493
Portugal
“ Charles VIII. sets out to assert his claim to 393
Naples
“ Expulsion of Piero de’ Medici, and restoration 314
of republican government in Florence
CHAPTER I
GERMANY AND THE EMPIRE AFTER THE INTERREGNUM, 1273-1313
The Empire—German divisions—The Interregnum—Rudolf of Hapsburg—His
War with Ottokar—Adolf of Nassau—His relations with France—His
fall—Albert I.—The Succession in Hungary and Bohemia—The Election of
Henry VII.—His Italian Expedition—His Concessions to the Princes—His
son John and the Bohemian Crown—The French seizure of Lyons—The
importance of the Period 1273-1313 in German History
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