The greatest story in the world, period 2 (of 3) : $b The further story of the Old World up to the discovery of the NewHutchinson, Horace G. (Horace Gordon)
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The greatest story in the world, period 2 (of 3) : $b The further story of the Old World up to the discovery of the New
Hutchinson, Horace G. (Horace Gordon)
World history
Austria, 144, 214 _et seq._
Avars, 143
Avebury, 98
Bagdad, Caliphs at, 74, 75
Baldwin, Eastern Emperor, 167
Bannockburn, battle at, 184
Barbarians, the, 8, 17 _et seq._
Basques, the, 38
Belisarius, 44, 47, 49, 53
Berbers, 68, 73
Birmingham, 114
Black Death, the, 185
Boadicea, 38
Boccaccio, 192, 229
Bosworth Field, battle at, 202
Britain, 2 _et passim_
Bruce, Robert, 184
Brythons, 3
Burgundi, 49, 53
Burgundy, boundaries of, 160
Burgundy, Duke of, 160; murdered, 200
Byzantium, 2 _et passim_
Cade, Jack, 201
Cærleon, 11
Cæsar, Julius, 2
Cæsars, the two, 24
Caliphs, the, 71
Canterbury, a great city, 112
Canute, 121
Cape of Good Hope, 226
Capets, the, 128
Carthage, 35
Castile, kingdom of, 177
Caxton, 229
Chapmen, the, 111
Charlemagne, 52, 64, 77, 90 _et passim_
Charles Martel, 87
Charles the Bold, 204
Chaucer, 192, 229
Chester, 11
Church, the, its power, 129 _et passim_; its growing wealth, 130,
131; its favour to Crusades, 131; its increasing strength, 169; evils
in the, 172
Celts, the, 3 _et passim_
Ceorls, 20, 107 _et seq._
Cid Campeador, the, 133
Cimabue, 230
Claudius, 3
Clientes, 82
Clovis, 49, 80
Colchester, 5
College of Cardinals, 153
Colonna, the, 166
Columbus, 180, 227
Comitatus, 82
Common land, 107
Constantine, the Great, 25; donation of, 65, 152
Constantinople, 25 _et passim_; taken by Crusaders, 167; taken by
Turks, 221.
Cordova, Moorish capital, 177; taken by Ferdinand III., 177
Counts, the, 81
Cracow, capital of Poland, 213
Crécy, battle at, 185
Crusades, 131 _et seq._
Curia, the, 89
Dacia, 8, 28
Dante, 192, 228
Danegeld, the, 120 _et seq._
Danes, the, 64, 111, 118 _et seq._
Days of the week, 41
Decius, 15, 28
Diocletian, 24
Domesday Book, 96
Druids, their religion, 41
Dukes of duchies, 88
Earls of the shires, 117
Edward IV., 203, 204
Edward the Black Prince, 180
Egbert, 94, 112
Empire, the divided, 22 _et seq._
England, 39 _et passim_
English, the, 3, 17
Eorls, 20, 108 _et seq._
Ethelred, 121
Everlasting League, the, 215
Excommunication, its effect, 168
Farmers in England, 186
Ferdinand and Isabella, 180
Feudal System, the, 82 _et seq._
France, kingdom of, 126
Frankish clergy, their value, 78
Franks, the, 14, 33, 37 _et passim_; the Ripuarian, 80; the Salian, 80
Frederick II., 168
Frisians, the, 63
Gallic Empire, the, 15
Game laws of Canute, 147
Gaul, 2, 3, 14
Gauls, 8
Genoa, 166
Germans, 26 _et passim_
Germany, kingdom of, 126
Ghibelline, 165
Ghirlandajo, 230
Goidels, the, 4
Gothic arch, 100, 190; architecture, 191; furniture, 102; house, how
built, 100
Goths, 15 _et passim_
Granada, Moorish kingdom, 179
Guelph, 165
Gunpowder, 203
Habsburgs, the, 214 _et seq._
Hadrian, 6, 10
Harold, 122 _et seq._
Henry II., 149
Henry III., 182
Henry IV., 197
Henry V., 197, 199
Henry VII., 202
Heptarchy, the, 92
Holy Island, 42, 62
Homage, 135
Hundred Court, the, 93
Hundred Years' War, the, 184
Hungary, 143, 144 _et passim_
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