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... John demanded an oath of fealty ; but the seneschal and the barons refused to take such an oath . Hence John passed by to Paris and did homage to Philip for Normandy and for Richard's other lands . Philip promised to give him that part ...
... John demanded an oath of fealty ; but the seneschal and the barons refused to take such an oath . Hence John passed by to Paris and did homage to Philip for Normandy and for Richard's other lands . Philip promised to give him that part ...
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... John came to Richard at Lisieux and found him in the house of John of Alençon , the archdeacon . The king was trying to sleep , but could not , owing to his anxiety for Verneuil . The archdeacon entered the room with the news that John ...
... John came to Richard at Lisieux and found him in the house of John of Alençon , the archdeacon . The king was trying to sleep , but could not , owing to his anxiety for Verneuil . The archdeacon entered the room with the news that John ...
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... John had seen , was the control of the Loire . The barons of the Angevin counties , Anjou and Touraine , and also of Maine , which bordered on Brittany , seem to have welcomed the opportunity of asserting their independence ; while John ...
... John had seen , was the control of the Loire . The barons of the Angevin counties , Anjou and Touraine , and also of Maine , which bordered on Brittany , seem to have welcomed the opportunity of asserting their independence ; while John ...
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... John to a compromise . A truce was arranged after John's return from England , to last until August 16th , and on that day a conference was opened in the usual meeting place between Boutavant and Le Goulet . After the royal agents had ...
... John to a compromise . A truce was arranged after John's return from England , to last until August 16th , and on that day a conference was opened in the usual meeting place between Boutavant and Le Goulet . After the royal agents had ...
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... John than with 1. Philip complained that John had acted without his licence . " Ipse sine licentia illius occupaverat Normanniam , et alias terras . Debuerat enim in primis ad eum venisse , et eum requissise de jure suo , et inde ...
... John than with 1. Philip complained that John had acted without his licence . " Ipse sine licentia illius occupaverat Normanniam , et alias terras . Debuerat enim in primis ad eum venisse , et eum requissise de jure suo , et inde ...
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