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... count of Flanders to his lawful suzerain.1 Yet , though this was the case , the whole history of the lands between the Seine and the Loire forced the counts of Anjou and Chartres into closer feudal dependence upon the king of France ...
... count of Flanders to his lawful suzerain.1 Yet , though this was the case , the whole history of the lands between the Seine and the Loire forced the counts of Anjou and Chartres into closer feudal dependence upon the king of France ...
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... Flanders , and by Henry himself in England . Traces of its operation may be found in the middle of the following ... count in a given area . In England the sheriff was responsible for the royal dues and for the administration of royal ...
... Flanders , and by Henry himself in England . Traces of its operation may be found in the middle of the following ... count in a given area . In England the sheriff was responsible for the royal dues and for the administration of royal ...
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... Flanders These risings began in the first half of the ninth century , in Flanders . See the interesting facts ... count of Brittany , sought to increase the population of Brittany , about 950 , by means of freed serfs who had come from ...
... Flanders These risings began in the first half of the ninth century , in Flanders . See the interesting facts ... count of Brittany , sought to increase the population of Brittany , about 950 , by means of freed serfs who had come from ...
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... Count Robert of Flanders and Henry I of England almost a century earlier . This treaty ( 1103 ) seems to have served as a model for later agreements . The king of England , in return for a fief , had received the homage of the count of ...
... Count Robert of Flanders and Henry I of England almost a century earlier . This treaty ( 1103 ) seems to have served as a model for later agreements . The king of England , in return for a fief , had received the homage of the count of ...
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... count of Flanders , during the Crusade ( 1 June , 1191 ) was probably more connected with King Philip's return than the Normans and English were willing to admit . In the disappearance of this great statesman and warrior , the king of ...
... count of Flanders , during the Crusade ( 1 June , 1191 ) was probably more connected with King Philip's return than the Normans and English were willing to admit . In the disappearance of this great statesman and warrior , the king of ...
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