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
Charles the Bold, 3;
tomb at Bruges, 51-53;
betrothal at Damme, 75-77; 124; 271;
meteoric career and death, 285-294; 295; 302; 305; 310; 333; 344;
portrait of, 362.
Charles I, King of England, knights Rubens, 448;
employs Van Dyck as court painter, 451-452.
Charles V, the Emperor, 52; 62;
statue at Courtrai, 152;
destroys Abbey of St. Bavon, 183-184;
orders bell Roland removed, 197;
captures Tournai, 249;
"Abdication of," painting by Louis Gallait, 273; 292;
christened, 335;
educated by Margaret of Austria, 336;
becomes King of Spain, 337;
elected King of the Romans, 338;
chosen Emperor, 338;
rejoicings at Ghent over birth of, 346;
vast extent of dominions at age of twenty, 346-347; 348;
revolt of Ghent in 1539, 349-350;
withdraws all the city's ancient privileges, 350-355;
origin of Butchers' Guild of Ghent, 365;
portrait of, at Audenaerde, 373;
many reminders of, at Audenaerde, 374;
inserts spectacles in arms of Audenaerde, 373;
statue of, 375;
portrait of, 376;
father of Margaret of Parma, 377-378; 381; 395;
aids prosperity of Antwerp, 411; 412;
great bell at Antwerp named for, 441.
Charles the Good, murder of, 4-5 and 36-42;
rebuilds Cathedral of St. Sauveur, 47;
erects part of church of Notre Dame, 50;
Bruges in the days of, 52-53; 54; 305.
Charles VI, Emperor of Austria, 458; 469.
Charles VI, King of France, sacks Courtrai, 161-162;
wins battle of Rosbecque, 207; 218.
Charles VII, King of France, concludes Treaty of Arras, 222-223.
Charles VIII, King of France, 334.
Charolais, Count of, 233.
Chateaubriand, minister of Louis XVIII, 358.
Childeric, marriage with Basina at Tournai, 246-247;
incidents in life of, carved on portal of the Cathedral, 260;
relics of, discovered, 264-265; 281.
Chilperic, King of the Franks, 247;
besieged at Tournai, 248; 281.
Chimes, at Bruges, 65-67;
at Malines, 322-325;
at Audenaerde, 381;
at Antwerp, 440.
Christus, Petrus, early painter of Bruges, 240.
Claire, Lord, at Battle of Fontenoy, 254.
Clauwaerts, partisans of Flemish independence, 154;
Jacques Van Artevelde, leader of, 199.
Clays, P. J., 456.
Clovis, King of the Franks, 247.
_Concession Caroline_, promulgated by Charles V in 1540, 355.
Columbus, discovery of America helps Antwerp, 400.
Condé, defeats French under Turenne, 95.
Conscience, Hendryk, Flemish novelist, 36.
Conynck, Peter de, Dean of Weavers at Bruges, 154;
leader at the Matin de Bruges, 155-156;
at Battle of Courtrai, 157-160; 193.
Coolman, Gauthier, 319.
Cornelis, Albert, early painter of Bruges, 301.
Cortés, 347.
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