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... English contingent 72 History of Brescia 73 Variety of nations under Frederick's standard 74 1239. His reception at Padua The Provençals serve in his army Calamandrino the engineer of the besieged Frederick's cruelty to his prisoners ...
... English contingent 72 History of Brescia 73 Variety of nations under Frederick's standard 74 1239. His reception at Padua The Provençals serve in his army Calamandrino the engineer of the besieged Frederick's cruelty to his prisoners ...
Page xi
... English clergy . 227 Grosseteste and Matthew Paris . 228 The English crown hostile to Frederick Cardinal Otho comes to England 229 230 He flies from Oxford Oppression practised by the Roman clergy Frederick remonstrates with King Henry ...
... English clergy . 227 Grosseteste and Matthew Paris . 228 The English crown hostile to Frederick Cardinal Otho comes to England 229 230 He flies from Oxford Oppression practised by the Roman clergy Frederick remonstrates with King Henry ...
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... English Revolution of 1688 , deeming the overthrow of the schemes of his over- bearing enemy , Louis the Fourteenth , of far greater importance than the stern check given to the Papal religion in the British Isles . * * See Von Ranke on ...
... English Revolution of 1688 , deeming the overthrow of the schemes of his over- bearing enemy , Louis the Fourteenth , of far greater importance than the stern check given to the Papal religion in the British Isles . * * See Von Ranke on ...
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... English gold , brought him by his new Empress . He had named Gebhard von Arnstein his Vicar in Italy , to whom he thus writes from Augsburg ; ' We have received with joy the letters of your devotion ; you mention a report in Lombardy ...
... English gold , brought him by his new Empress . He had named Gebhard von Arnstein his Vicar in Italy , to whom he thus writes from Augsburg ; ' We have received with joy the letters of your devotion ; you mention a report in Lombardy ...
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... English brother - in - law , who sent him 5000 marks , begging at the same time for indulgence as to the payment of the rest . Frederick marched at the head of his little army down to Brixen . Here he was beset by a crowd of ...
... English brother - in - law , who sent him 5000 marks , begging at the same time for indulgence as to the payment of the rest . Frederick marched at the head of his little army down to Brixen . Here he was beset by a crowd of ...
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