Great Events
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 05 (From Charlemagne to Frederick Barbarossa)
作者：Johnson, Rossiter, 1840-1931 [Editor]; Austin, Walter F. (Walter Forward), 1872- [Editor]; Horne, Charles F. (Charles Francis), 1870-1942 [Editor]; Rudd, John, LL. D. [Editor]
体例：段 章数：36
字数：733,436 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 36 段- But what can one man, however able and advanced, do against
- Had it not been for this the Norman host might have fairly c
- Yet the changes of ownership, even thus guarded, wrought oth
- The battle began. The large numbers of the Franks who covere
- As for the second fact, the formation of the three kingdoms
- According to Ethelwulf's will, Ethelbald became King of Wess
- The campaigns of 876-77 are generally looked upon as disastr
- Guthrum, the destroyer, and now the King of East Anglia, the
- The Teutonic kingdom, or Germany, fell to Louis. On his deat
- The ancient spirit of brotherhood in arms, which had been al
- That very night Gawhar laid the foundations of a new city, o
- But if, instead of regarding chivalry as an institution, we
- It is very important that one should make one's self acquain
- After a long and unsuccessful siege a certain priest, named
- Eric then carried the outer dais-boards away from Breidabols
- The King of Kashgar, seeing the bad state of his affairs, so
- The King had not been above six weeks in Normandy when he he
- Could the holiest office in Christendom be more deeply outra
- The office of bishop of Rome assumed to some extent a politi
- The bonds so often and so painfully knit between the Eastern
- "A monk, named Hugues Maigrot, came in William's name to cal
- "The Normans saw that the English defended themselves well,
- The clergy must possess an absolute exemption from the crimi
- Coming to the inferior officers and artificers, we have carp
- The feudal obligation to the lord was, in many other ways, a
- Not long after the battle, Yussef being called to Africa by
- At the time--in the middle of the eleventh century--when the
- A very small force would have sufficed to disorganize and ro
- These were obtained from the woods of Shechem, a distance of
- Soon after the above letter had been despatched to St. Berna
- Stephen succeeded to a vast amount of treasure. All the rent
- Matilda and the Earl of Gloucester landed at Arundel, where
- Although quite orthodox in doctrine, he rebelled against the
- But to the close of his life, in the year 1153, Pope Eugene
- The ruin of the Greek commerce and manufactures has been asc
- 1062. The Archbishop of Cologne, Anno, assumes the reins of