England Under the Normans and Angevins, 1066-1272 - Tapa blanda

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1905. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... INDEX Aachen, 56; Otto at (1214), 372; Richard of Cornwall crowned at, 446. Aaron the Jew, of Lincoln, 272, 273. Abelard, 192. Aberlleiniog, 112, 113. Abernethy, conference of (1072), 28. Acre, siege of, 299-302; famine at, 300; massacre of garrison, 302; Christian base of operations, 305, 309; retained by treaty of 1192, 310; the Lord Edward at, 482. Adam, Master, of Petit-Pont, 192. Adelaide of Louvain, second wife of Henry I., 150; marries William of Albini, sides with the Empress, 165. Adelaide, half-sister of William I., 106. Adelard of Bath, 104, 189, 190. Adrian IV. and Ireland, 202..fljgelwine, Bishop of Durham, 18, 19..flJthelwig, Abbot of Evesham, 34. Agnellus, Franciscan Provincial, 499. Aife, daughter of Diarmait, marries Strongbow, 230, 234; their daughter, 237, Aigueblanche, Pierre de, Bishop of Hereford, 421; taken prisoner, 458. Alais, French princess, betrothed to Richard Coeur de Lion, 252, 257; Richard will not marry, 258; John proposed for, ibid.; marriage with Richard again discussed, 260; scandal respecting, ibid.; also 261, 287, 297, 317. Albano, Cardinal-bishop of, legate, 98. Albigenses, 252, 365, 409. Albini, William of, 165. Aldred, Archbishop of York, supports Edgar Atheling's title, 8; submits to William, 9; crowns William, ibid.; supports Norman rule, 15; death of (1069), 20; a pluralist, 48. Alencon, Count of, deserts John, 342. Alexander, Bishop of Lincoln, nephew of Roger of Salisbury, 161; holds Devizes against Stephen, 162; disgraced, ibid.; confiscation of his lands, 163. Alexander II., Pope, receives gifts from William I., 12; relations of, with William, 46; supposed conditions of his support, 52. Alexander III., Pope, declines to confirm Constitutions of Clarendon, 212; his dis-pensation to Becket, 215; attitude in the Becke...