A two-volume Latin history of England from before the Norman Conquest to the late fourteenth century, published 1889-95.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Book I Preface 1. The records of Leicester abbey 2. King Ethelred and his evil times 3. Canute made king 4. Higden's account of Robert, duke of Normandy 5. Grounds of Canute's claim to the throne of England 6. Reigns of Harold Harefoot and of Hardecanute 7. Higden's account of Pope Gregory VI 8. Higden's narrative of the accession and reign of Edward the Confessor 9. Foundation of the abbey of Bec 10. Notices of Edward's treatment of Earl Godwin 11. Higden's notice of Godwin's death 12. Extracts from Higden 13. Extracts from Higden (cont.) 14. Extracts from Higden (cont.) 15. Higden's notice of of the sickness and death of the Confessor 16. Harold crowned king Book II: 1. Normans land at Pevensey bay and at Sandwich 2. Voice heard by William in the night 3. War between William I and Malcolm of Scotland 4. Extracts from Higden continued 5. Higden's account of the accession of William Rufus 6. Mainly on the ecclesiastical history of England at this time 7. Story about one who prayed for the dead 8. Henry made king of England 9. Victory of Henry I over the king of France 10. Continuing the history down to Stephen's death 11. Of St Patrick the younger and his preaching 12. Knighton's notices of the family of Henry II 13. History of Richard I 14. The story of how Richard gained the name of Cor Leonis 15. King John's confiscation of church property 16. Battle of Lincoln Book III: 1. English and Welsh history from 1272 to 1285 2. English, Scotch, and Welsh history to 1294 3. The Scotch rebellion and its suppression 4. Letter of King Edward to Pope Boniface 5. Conflict between the king and the clergy 6. War between France and England 7. Exactions of King Edward from the clergy 8. Answer to the cardinals 9. Edward's resolve to cross into Flanders 10. Events of the Scotch war 11. English border skirmishing 12. The English preparations for invading Scotland 13. Peace between France and England 14. English affairs between 1307 and 1321 15. English events down to the deposition of Edward II 16. Affairs of England and Scotland down to 1335.
Introduction Book I Preface 1. The records of Leicester abbey 2. King Ethelred and his evil times 3. Canute made king 4. Higden's account of Robert, duke of Normandy 5. Grounds of Canute's claim to the throne of England 6. Reigns of Harold Harefoot and of Hardecanute 7. Higden's account of Pope Gregory VI 8. Higden's narrative of the accession and reign of Edward the Confessor 9. Foundation of the abbey of Bec 10. Notices of Edward's treatment of Earl Godwin 11. Higden's notice of Godwin's death 12. Extracts from Higden 13. Extracts from Higden (cont.) 14. Extracts from Higden (cont.) 15. Higden's notice of of the sickness and death of the Confessor 16. Harold crowned king Book II: 1. Normans land at Pevensey bay and at Sandwich 2. Voice heard by William in the night 3. War between William I and Malcolm of Scotland 4. Extracts from Higden continued 5. Higden's account of the accession of William Rufus 6. Mainly on the ecclesiastical history of England at this time 7. Story about one who prayed for the dead 8. Henry made king of England 9. Victory of Henry I over the king of France 10. Continuing the history down to Stephen's death 11. Of St Patrick the younger and his preaching 12. Knighton's notices of the family of Henry II 13. History of Richard I 14. The story of how Richard gained the name of Cor Leonis 15. King John's confiscation of church property 16. Battle of Lincoln Book III: 1. English and Welsh history from 1272 to 1285 2. English, Scotch, and Welsh history to 1294 3. The Scotch rebellion and its suppression 4. Letter of King Edward to Pope Boniface 5. Conflict between the king and the clergy 6. War between France and England 7. Exactions of King Edward from the clergy 8. Answer to the cardinals 9. Edward's resolve to cross into Flanders 10. Events of the Scotch war 11. English border skirmishing 12. The English preparations for invading Scotland 13. Peace between France and England 14. English affairs between 1307 and 1321 15. English events down to the deposition of Edward II 16. Affairs of England and Scotland down to 1335.
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