The Historical Geography of Europe, Vol. I, Text — John Shaqi
The Historical Geography of Europe, Vol. I, TextFreeman, Edward A. (Edward Augustus)
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The Historical Geography of Europe, Vol. I, Text
Freeman, Edward A. (Edward Augustus)
Europe -- Historical geography
Distinctions among the fiefs; the great vassals; Normandy;
Britanny 328
The Twelve Peers; different position of the bishops in Germany
and Karolingia 328-329
§ 1. _Incorporation of the Vassal States._
The duchy of France in 987; the King cut off from the sea 329-330
The neighbouring states; position of the Parisian kings 330
The kings less powerful than the dukes; advantages of their
kingship; first advances of the kings 331
The House of Anjou; gradual union of Normandy, Anjou, Maine,
Aquitaine, and Gascony 331-333
Acquisition of continental Normandy, Anjou, &c. 333-334
The English kings keep Aquitaine and insular Normandy 334
Sudden greatness of France 334
Fiefs of Aragon in Southern Gaul; counts of Toulouse and
Barcelona 334-335
Effects of the Albigensian war; French annexations;
Roussillon and Barcelona freed from homage 335
Languedoc 335
Other annexations of Saint Lewis 335-336
Annexation of Champagne; temporary possession of Navarre 336-337
The Hundred Years’ War; relations between France and Aquitaine;
momentary possession of Aquitaine by Philip the Fair 337
Peace of Bretigny; Aquitaine and other lands freed from homage 337-338
Peace of Troyes; momentary union of the French and English crowns 338
Final annexation of Aquitaine; beginning of the modern French
kingdom 338-339
Growths of the Dukes of Burgundy; the towns on the Somme;
momentary annexation of Artois and the County of Burgundy 339-340
Annexation of the duchy of Burgundy; Flanders and Artois
released from homage; analogy with Aquitaine 340-343
§ 2. _Foreign Annexations of France._
Relations between France and England; Boulogne; Dunkirk 341-342
Relations between France and Spain; Roussillon; Navarre;
Andorra 342-343
Advance at the cost of the Imperial kingdoms, first Burgundy,
then Germany 343
Effect of the Burgundian conquests of France; relations with
Savoy and Switzerland 344
History of the _Langue d’oc_ 345
French dominion in Italy; slight extent of real annexation 345-346
French annexations from Germany; the Three Bishoprics;
effect of isolated conquests 346
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