Franco-Gallia: Or, An Account of the Ancient Free State of France, and Most Other Parts of Europe, Before the Loss of Their Liberties |
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Page 37
... the Capevingians , who being de- fcended from Hugh Capet , now rule the King- dom , and have done fo for Five hundred and eighty years paft . E 3 CHAP . lia was J CHAP . VI . Whether the Kingdom of Francogallia FRANCOGALLIA . 37.
... the Capevingians , who being de- fcended from Hugh Capet , now rule the King- dom , and have done fo for Five hundred and eighty years paft . E 3 CHAP . lia was J CHAP . VI . Whether the Kingdom of Francogallia FRANCOGALLIA . 37.
Page 111
... Capet , Nephew to Hauvida , Sifter to the Emperor Otho the Firft , and Son to Hugh Earl of Paris ; a Man of great Reputation for Valour , who alledged , that he being present upon the place , and having deferved extraor dinary well of ...
... Capet , Nephew to Hauvida , Sifter to the Emperor Otho the Firft , and Son to Hugh Earl of Paris ; a Man of great Reputation for Valour , who alledged , that he being present upon the place , and having deferved extraor dinary well of ...
Page 112
... Capet relying on the Friendship and Favour of the Francogallican Nobles , got together what Forces he cou'd , and went to meet him at Laon , a Town in the Borders of Champagne ; and not long after a bloody Battel was fought between them ...
... Capet relying on the Friendship and Favour of the Francogallican Nobles , got together what Forces he cou'd , and went to meet him at Laon , a Town in the Borders of Champagne ; and not long after a bloody Battel was fought between them ...
Page 113
... Capet , in order to fecure to him- felf the Affections of the Great Men , was the firft that made thofe Honours perpetual , which formerly were but temporary ; and ordained , that fuch as obtained them fhou'd have a hereditary Right in ...
... Capet , in order to fecure to him- felf the Affections of the Great Men , was the firft that made thofe Honours perpetual , which formerly were but temporary ; and ordained , that fuch as obtained them fhou'd have a hereditary Right in ...
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