History of France & Normandy, from the accession of Clovis, to the battle of Waterloo

allies Anjou appeared arms army assembled attacked Austrians battle became Bourbon Brittany brother calamities Carloman cause character Charlemagne Charles church clergy Clovis command commenced compelled Condé conquests count count of Flanders court crimes crown crusade dauphin death declared defeated died dominions dreading duke of Anjou duke of Burgundy duke of Guise duke of Orleans Edward emperor endeavoured enemy engagement England English Europe father favourable Flanders forces former French Gaul Guienne Henry honour hostility Hugh invade Italy John king of France king of Navarre king's kingdom length Lothaire Louis marriage married monarch murdered Naples Napoleon nation negociations nobility nobles Normandy Normans obtained Paris party peace Pepin Philip pope possession prince prince of Condé prisoner protestants province queen refused reign resistance resolved restored retreat Richard rival royal Saracens seized sent shew siege soldiers soon sovereign Spain subjects succeeded success throne tion took town treachery treaty troops victory