Section 2. The Norman defences in the twelfth The March and the Norman rivers Section 3. The castle in military organisation 291-302 Formation in England of a long service army Scutage and service in England and Normandy Practice of representation in England and Normandy - 324 Possible extent of military organisation in Normandy · 325 Section 2. Composition and maintenance of the Grants of lands and pensions; the bachelors. Growth of extraordinary revenues Aids, loans, and English treasure Project of an invasion of England Organisation of English resources The administration of Normandy in the thirteenth century 398 Policy of Philip Augustus in Normandy : the demesne Section 1. The policy of Philip Augustus 412-420 I. KING JOHN AND ARTHUR OF BRITTANY Notes, A. Arthur's homage, 1202 - 477 482-520 Index - 521 Index of references to authorities - 597 xix MAPS 1. Tabula Normanniae sub regibus Angliae, by Thomas Stapleton. permission of the Council of the Society of Antiquaries of London.) Facing title-page II. Orographical Map of Western France. (Reproduced by permission of Messrs. George Philip and Son.) Facing p. 12 III. The Division of the Evrecin according to the treaty of Le Goulet (1 200) Facing p. 250 IV. The Lower Loire, showing the chief fortresses. To illustrate Chapters I, II, V, and VI At the end of the volume V. (a) The Valley of the Seine and the Norman frontiers. upon Léon Coutil's plan in the Recueil des At the end of the volume Note. Owing to a misunderstanding, the road from Rouen through |
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