The Loss of Normandy (1189-1204): Studies in the History of the Angevin EmpireUniversity Press, 1913 - 603 pages |
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... Argentan , Coutances and others.2 As time went on the dignity of the name was forgotten and the words vicecomitatus , prepositura , baillia were used indiscriminately in common speech . Indeed , from the outset the viscounts were ...
... Argentan , Coutances and others.2 As time went on the dignity of the name was forgotten and the words vicecomitatus , prepositura , baillia were used indiscriminately in common speech . Indeed , from the outset the viscounts were ...
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... Argentan , Exmes and Falaise , that is , in the viscounty of the Oximin with its subordinate ministries . 1 His predecessors of the house of Montgomery had erected a veritable despotism on the basis of their office . Robert's power ...
... Argentan , Exmes and Falaise , that is , in the viscounty of the Oximin with its subordinate ministries . 1 His predecessors of the house of Montgomery had erected a veritable despotism on the basis of their office . Robert's power ...
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... Argentan . This unwieldy area , cut up as it was by lay and ecclesiastical franchises , had been divided ; but most of it seems to have been farmed by Robert of Bellême and his predecessors before 1112. As has been said , the relic of ...
... Argentan . This unwieldy area , cut up as it was by lay and ecclesiastical franchises , had been divided ; but most of it seems to have been farmed by Robert of Bellême and his predecessors before 1112. As has been said , the relic of ...
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... Argentan from Falaise , or the vast woodlands of the Seine valley cut off the river from the uplands of Caux . Until the end of the fourteenth century no special department controlled the forests , though at times , as in 1180 , several ...
... Argentan from Falaise , or the vast woodlands of the Seine valley cut off the river from the uplands of Caux . Until the end of the fourteenth century no special department controlled the forests , though at times , as in 1180 , several ...
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... viscounty of Lisieux ( see Rot . Scacc . , I , 261 , 262 , where the banlieu is accounted for separately during a vacancy . Stapleton , p . clxix ) . ARGENTAN . Bailiff , Richard of Cardiff ( 20-23 ) THE NORMAN BAILIWICKS 109.
... viscounty of Lisieux ( see Rot . Scacc . , I , 261 , 262 , where the banlieu is accounted for separately during a vacancy . Stapleton , p . clxix ) . ARGENTAN . Bailiff , Richard of Cardiff ( 20-23 ) THE NORMAN BAILIWICKS 109.
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