The Spell of Flanders: An Outline of the History, Legends and Art of Belgium's Famous Northern ProvincesVose, Edward Neville
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The Spell of Flanders: An Outline of the History, Legends and Art of Belgium's Famous Northern Provinces
Vose, Edward Neville
Flanders -- Description and travel
Audenaerde, tapestries, 5;
guildsmen from at Battle of the Spurs, 157; 202;
siege of by Philip Van Artevelde, 208;
besieged bPhilip the Bold, 218;
besieged by men from Ghent, 225;
Louis XI drives tapestry weavers from Arras to, 278;
tapestry ateliers specialise in pastoral scenes, 279;
country around, described, 367-368;
monument to volunteers who died in Mexico, 369-370;
description of Hotel de Ville, 370-376;
birthplace of Margaret of Parma, 377;
communal museum in Hotel de Ville, 381-382;
Cloth Hall, 382-383;
church of Ste. Walburge, 383-385;
tapestry weaving at, 385-387;
church of Notre Dame de Pamela, 387-389;
Château de Bourgogne, 390;
many religious institutions of, 390;
sieges and battles of the past, 391-392; 413.
Austria, War of the Austrian Succession, 250;
Austrian troops at Fontenoy, 251;
arms of, at Audenaerde, 373;
Flanders during Warof the Austrian Succession, 458;
under Austrian Empire, 458-459.
Auxerre, marriage of Baldwin I and Judith in 863, 26.
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Baldwin of Constantinople, Count of Flanders, 129-139;
painting of, at Courtrai, 152; 153; 162; 189; 197;
portrait of, 373.
Baldwin of the Iron Arm, first Count of Flanders, 26;
remains of old Bourg, 27;
traces of chapel, 28; 55-56; 57; 218.
Baldwin II, marries Alfrida, 34;
fortifies Flemish towns, 34-35; 182.
Baldwin V, Count of Flanders, tower of, at Audenaerde, 376.
Baldwin VIII, signs Treaty of Arras, 189.
Basina, marriage to Childeric at Tournai, 246-247; 265.
Basinus, King of the Thuringians, 246.
Battle of the Spurs, 58; 119;
account of, 156-160; 177; 191;
effects of, 192-193; 196; 224; 314.
Bazaine, Marshal of France, 370.
Beaconsfield, Lord, quoted, 251.
Beaune, painting by Van der Weyden at, 271.
Beauvais, repulses Charles the Bold, 289; 387.
Béguinage, at Bruges, 33-36;
origin of institution, 34-35;
Grand Béguinage at Ghent, 35;
description of, 209-213;
Petit Béguinage at Ghent, 210;
at Audenaerde, 390.
Belfry, at Bruges, built above the Boterbeke, 27;
history and description of, 63-67;
at Courtrai, 147-148;
at Ghent, 184;
description of, 195-198;
at Tournai, description of, 262-263;
at Bruges, completed under Margaret of Austria, 340.
Belgian coast, 16;
Belgian barbers, 44-46;
Belgian State Railway train service, 79-83;
Belgian popular sports, 105-115;
Belgian thrift, 216-217;
Belgian State Railway, working peoples' trains, 242-245.
Bellegambe, 274.
Bergues, canal from Nieuport to, 104.
Berthout, Gauthier, Bishop of Malines, 312.
Berthout, Jean, Bishop of Malines, 314.
Bertulph, Provost of St. Donatian, 37;
executed at Ypres, 40-41.
Bicycle racing in Belgium, 111-112.
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