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territory , and gaining possession of the fortified cities of Normandy , and quietly
permitted the duke of Burgundy to subjugate the north of the kingdom ; while
France , a prey to the contending factions , was sacked and plundered from one ...
territory , and gaining possession of the fortified cities of Normandy , and quietly
permitted the duke of Burgundy to subjugate the north of the kingdom ; while
France , a prey to the contending factions , was sacked and plundered from one ...
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And , without taking the above city into the scale , he did not possess a single
place that boasted great population , or was ... Nearly the whole length of the
coast was in possession of the allies ; Charles having but one or two ports ,
through the ...
And , without taking the above city into the scale , he did not possess a single
place that boasted great population , or was ... Nearly the whole length of the
coast was in possession of the allies ; Charles having but one or two ports ,
through the ...
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Mary of Anjou , the wife of Charles , used every effort to raise her pusillanimous
husband above himself ; while Agnes Sorel , surnamed La Dame de Beauté ,
exerted all the influence she possessed over the king , to convert her royal lover
into ...
Mary of Anjou , the wife of Charles , used every effort to raise her pusillanimous
husband above himself ; while Agnes Sorel , surnamed La Dame de Beauté ,
exerted all the influence she possessed over the king , to convert her royal lover
into ...
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Mary of Anjou , the wife of Charles , used every effort to raise her pusillanimous
husband above himself ; while Agnes Sorel , surnamed La Dame de Beauté ,
exerted all the influence she possessed over the king , to convert her royal lover
into ...
Mary of Anjou , the wife of Charles , used every effort to raise her pusillanimous
husband above himself ; while Agnes Sorel , surnamed La Dame de Beauté ,
exerted all the influence she possessed over the king , to convert her royal lover
into ...
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Charles was a weak prince , formed to be governed by his mistresses and
ministers ; but the former were possessed of ... so that before the expiration of
1451 they were compelled to abandon France , retaining Calais only in their
possession .
Charles was a weak prince , formed to be governed by his mistresses and
ministers ; but the former were possessed of ... so that before the expiration of
1451 they were compelled to abandon France , retaining Calais only in their
possession .
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| Título | Memoirs of Jeanne D'Arc, Surnamed La Pucelle D'Orleans: With the History of Her Times, Volumen1 Memoirs of Jeanne D'Arc, Surnamed La Pucelle D'Orleans: With the History of Her Times, William Henry Ireland |
| Editor | William Henry Ireland |
| Editor | R. Triphook, 1824 |
| Procedencia del original | National Library of the Netherlands |
| Digitalizado | 5 Jun. 2012 |
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