The History of Modern Europe: With an Account of the Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire; and a View of the Progress of Society, from the Rise of the Modern Kingdoms to the Peace of Paris in 1763; in a Series of Letters from a Nobleman to His Son, Volumen1

A. Small, 1822

CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS	41

A D	42

Rotharis gives written laws to the Lombards	48

Resentment was almost the sole motive for prosecuting	53

PAGE	58

A civil	60

He dies dividing his dominions between his son Charles	71

LETTER VIII	78

To subject them to the authority of the legislature	247

Subdued by the English monarch	253

PAGE	267

Ruin of Otho IV	271

War between France and England	273

Defeat of Johns allies	279

Their misfortunes	283

292	292

PAGE	89

Suppresses a rebellion in Italy headed by his nephew	95

Lothaire king of Lorrain divorces his wife	103

LETTER XII	109

LETTER XIII	118

Dies without issue and is succeeded by Louis the Stran	127

Otho enters Italy a third time and quells a new revolt	133

PAGE	135

His death	137

Magnus acquires the sovereignty of Norway and Den	141

His son Edward the Martyr succeeds	148

Robert rejects the Imperial dignity	154

Returns on the death of Sweyn	156

Earl Godwin rebels and is banished	160

His son Robert rebels against him in Normandy	164

LETTER XXI	169

PAGE	173

Henrys three sons rebel against him and are supported	182

He enlists himself in the first crusade and mortgages	188

Summons the emperor to appear before him for conti	194

PAGE	196

Enters Italy at the head of a great army and takes	202

Another revolt arises	210

Defeats the French near Andely	213

Murder of the duke of Burgundy	221

His only son William is shipwrecked with all his retinue	222

The African Governors shake off their dependence	230

She brings him a son 425	234

Matilda lands in England	241

Disgusts the people by his partiality to his countrymen	298

the royal authority	302

He returns and enacts many wise regulations for the	309

Memorable siege of Toledo	314

The first studies though ill directed rouse the human	324

He undertakes an expedition against Llewellyn prince	325

He provides for the impartial administration of justice	326

He confirms the Great Charter with an additional clause	331

A View of the Reign of Edward II with an Account of	337

Edward concludes a truce with Scotland	343

Defeats them in several engagements and treats them	348

LETTER XL	354

Suppression of that order and the cruel circumstances	360

The Scots revolt from	365

Battle of Roncevaux	371

PAGE	377

VOL I	384

PAGE	389

A civil war	395

The Welsh submit	401

Expedition of the new emperor into Italy	404

Impolitic division of his territories	410

Gothland is annexed to the crown of Sweden	413

LETTER XLVII	419

LETTER XLVIII	426

Murdered by his chamberlains	427

He is married to Margaret of Anjou	432

VOL I	433

He is succeeded on the imperial throne by Frederic III	434

Título	The History of Modern Europe: With an Account of the Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire; and a View of the Progress of Society, from the Rise of the Modern Kingdoms to the Peace of Paris in 1763; in a Series of Letters from a Nobleman to His Son, Volumen1 The History of Modern Europe: With an Account of the Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire; and a View of the Progress of Society, from the Rise of the Modern Kingdoms to the Peace of Paris in 1763; in a Series of Letters from a Nobleman to His Son, William Russell
Autor	William Russell
Editor	A. Small, 1822
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Harvard
Digitalizado	28 Ago. 2007

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