The early Plantagenets

Name: The early Plantagenets
Author: Stubbs, William

Stubbs, William

Great Britain -- History -- Plantagenets, 1154-1399; Plantagenet, House of

CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS,
  153-157 Fifth Avenue, New York.

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Transcriber’s note

Minor punctuation and formatting errors have been changed without
notice; otherwise spelling and punctuation has been retained as
published. The following Printer errors have been changed.

  =CHANGED= =FROM=                            =TO=
  Page ii:  “1830-1850. By Justin             “1830-1850. By Justin
             Macarthy”                         McCarthy”
  Page 11:  “the supreme law-giver and”       “the supreme lawgiver and”
  Page 19:  “Whether or no they loved         “Whether or not they loved
             Stephen”                          Stephen”
  Sidenote
  Page 32:  “Negotiations f r peace.”         “Negotiations for peace.”
  Page 84:  “peace-maker rather than          “peacemaker rather than
             that”                             that”
  Sidenote
  Page 87   “Training of the                  “Training of the
             people in self                    people in
             government.”                      self-government.”
  Page 88:  “requisite counter-balance        “requisite counterbalance
             to the”                           to the”
  Page 95:  “to ignominous flight             “to ignominious flight
             at Conches”                       at Conches”
  Page 105: “then to his syster               “then to his sister
             Sibylla”                          Sibylla”
  Page 109: “funeral, at Font Evraud”         “funeral, at Fontevraud”
  Page 117: “Month after month passsed        “Month after month passed
             on”                               on”
  Page 119: “Baldwin and Hurbert              “Baldwin and Hubert
             Walter”                           Walter”
  Page 129: “little Provencal kingdom”        “little Provençal kingdom”
  Page 139: “granting of Magna Charta”        “granting of Magna Carta”
  Page 142: “love or territorial              “love or territorial
             covetousnesss”                    covetousness”
  Page 154: “Geoffrey Fitz-Peter”             “Geoffrey Fitz Peter”
  Sidenote
  Page 171: “William of                       “William of
             Aumale and                        Aumâle and
             Falkes de                         Falkes de
             Breaute”                          Breauté”
  Page 177: “Geoffrey Fitz-Peter”             “Geoffrey Fitz Peter”
  Page 248: “opportunity   asserting”         “opportunity of asserting”
  Page 265: “that series of miseeries”        “that series of miseries”
  Page 268: “the son-in law and               “was the son-in-law and
             heir of Henry”                    heir of Henry”
  Page 270: “parties were re-formed as”       “parties were reformed as”
  Page 288: “lost Ireland, Seotland”          “lost Ireland, Scotland”
  Page 291: “Aumale, William of, 45”          “Aumâle, William of, 45”
  Page 292: “Breaute, Falkes de, 170,         “Breauté, Falkes de, 170,

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The early PlantagenetsStubbs, William

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The early Plantagenets

Stubbs, William

Great Britain -- History -- Plantagenets, 1154-1399; Plantagenet, House of

CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS,
  153-157 Fifth Avenue, New York.

  *       *       *       *       *




Transcriber’s note

Minor punctuation and formatting errors have been changed without
notice; otherwise spelling and punctuation has been retained as
published. The following Printer errors have been changed.

  =CHANGED= =FROM=                            =TO=
  Page ii:  “1830-1850. By Justin             “1830-1850. By Justin
             Macarthy”                         McCarthy”
  Page 11:  “the supreme law-giver and”       “the supreme lawgiver and”
  Page 19:  “Whether or no they loved         “Whether or not they loved
             Stephen”                          Stephen”
  Sidenote
  Page 32:  “Negotiations f r peace.”         “Negotiations for peace.”
  Page 84:  “peace-maker rather than          “peacemaker rather than
             that”                             that”
  Sidenote
  Page 87   “Training of the                  “Training of the
             people in self                    people in
             government.”                      self-government.”
  Page 88:  “requisite counter-balance        “requisite counterbalance
             to the”                           to the”
  Page 95:  “to ignominous flight             “to ignominious flight
             at Conches”                       at Conches”
  Page 105: “then to his syster               “then to his sister
             Sibylla”                          Sibylla”
  Page 109: “funeral, at Font Evraud”         “funeral, at Fontevraud”
  Page 117: “Month after month passsed        “Month after month passed
             on”                               on”
  Page 119: “Baldwin and Hurbert              “Baldwin and Hubert
             Walter”                           Walter”
  Page 129: “little Provencal kingdom”        “little Provençal kingdom”
  Page 139: “granting of Magna Charta”        “granting of Magna Carta”
  Page 142: “love or territorial              “love or territorial
             covetousnesss”                    covetousness”
  Page 154: “Geoffrey Fitz-Peter”             “Geoffrey Fitz Peter”
  Sidenote
  Page 171: “William of                       “William of
             Aumale and                        Aumâle and
             Falkes de                         Falkes de
             Breaute”                          Breauté”
  Page 177: “Geoffrey Fitz-Peter”             “Geoffrey Fitz Peter”
  Page 248: “opportunity   asserting”         “opportunity of asserting”
  Page 265: “that series of miseeries”        “that series of miseries”
  Page 268: “the son-in law and               “was the son-in-law and
             heir of Henry”                    heir of Henry”
  Page 270: “parties were re-formed as”       “parties were reformed as”
  Page 288: “lost Ireland, Seotland”          “lost Ireland, Scotland”
  Page 291: “Aumale, William of, 45”          “Aumâle, William of, 45”
  Page 292: “Breaute, Falkes de, 170,         “Breauté, Falkes de, 170,

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The early Plantagenets

The early Plantagenets

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