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Excerpt from L'Histoire de France Depuis les Temps les Plus Reculés Jusqu'en 1789, Vol. 5: Racontée à Mes Petits-EnfantsLe 12 septembre, le petit roi tint un lit dejustice, pauvre orphelin abandonné au faite de la puissance, sa gouvernante, madame de Venta dour, était seule assise à ses pieds. Toutes les décisions du 2 septembre furent ratifiées au nom de l'enfant. Louis XIV venait de descendre dans la tombe, sans pompe et sans regrets La joie...

Excerpt from L'Histoire de France Depuis les Temps les Plus Reculés Jusqu'en 1789, Vol. 5: Racontée à Mes Petits-EnfantsLe 12 septembre, le petit roi tint un lit dejustice, pauvre orphelin abandonné au faite de la puissance, sa gouvernante, madame de Venta dour, était seule assise à ses pieds. Toutes les décisions du 2 septembre furent ratifiées au nom de l'enfant. Louis XIV venait de descendre dans la tombe, sans pompe et sans regrets La joie...

Excerpt from A Popular History of France, Vol. 5: From the Earliest TimesThough King of France for but two days past, Henry IV. Had already perfectly understood and steadily taken the meas ure of the situation. He was in a great minority throughout the country as well as the army, and he would have to deal with public passions, worked by his foes for their own ends, and with the personal pretensions of his partisans. He made no mistake about t...

Excerpt from A Popular History of England, Vol. 2: From the Earliest Times to the Accession of VictoriaCleves. Persecution of the Reformers. Catherine discussing Theology with the King. Death of Anne Askew. Battle of Pinkie. Edward VI. Writing his Journal.Birds-eye View of Hampton Court. The new service shall not be established in my house. The corpse passed under her windows. Portrait of Lady Jane Grey. Queen Mary calls God to witness that sh...

Excerpt from A Popular History of France, From the Earliest Times, Vol. 4 of 4Of the reign is everywhere the same. The king and the nation are in harmony.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the orig...

Excerpt from L'Histoire de France Depuis les Temps les Plus Reculés Jusqu'en 1789, Vol. 3: Racontée à Mes Petits-EnfantsDaignant aux deux me joindre pour trois, nombre Qui ne suis digne à m'en estimer l'ombre!Ce fut pour Marguerite que l'union si intime de ces trois personnes eut les conséquences les plus douloureuses, je la retrouverai plus d'une fois dans le cours de cette histoire, mais, quoi qu'il en soit, elle était, à coup sûr, la meille...

Excerpt from History of the English Revolution, Vol. 1: From the Accession of Charles IIT may be asked why, after the many works that have appeared in England on the subject of which these volumes treat, it has been thought necessary to translate the present work. For an answer the reader is referred to M. Guizot's pre face, in which he gives his reasons for writing the book at all. There, after doing full justice to the merit of those authors...

Excerpt from A Popular History of England, Vol. 1: From the Earliest Times to the Reign of Queen VictoriaHistory, says Schlegel, if not in itself the most bril liant, is yet the most indispensable link in the beautiful chain which encompasses man's higher intellectual culture.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an importa...

Excerpt from A Popular History of England, From the Earliest Times to the Accession of Victoria, Vol. 1 of 3History, savs Schlegel, if not in itself the most bril liant, is yet the most indispensable link in the beautiful chain which encompasses man's higher intellectual culture.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an impo...

Excerpt from A Popular History of England, Vol. 4: From the Earliest Times to the Accession of VictoriaThe accusations brought against the Duke of Leeds were serious, and though the witnesses had disappeared, and the accusation therefore had fallen to the ground, the popular anger and indignation condemned him, the duke was obliged to retire into the country, and forever relinquish political life. On the 12th of May, 1695, when William set out...

Excerpt from A Popular History of England, Vol. 4: From the Earliest Times to the Accession of VictoriaThe accusations brought against the Duke of Leeds were serious, and though the witnesses had disappeared, and the accusation therefore had fallen to the ground, the popular anger and indignation condemned him, the duke was obliged to retire into the country, and forever relinquish political life. On the 12th of May, 1695, when William set out...

Excerpt from A Popular History of England: From the Earliest Times to the Accession of Victoria, Five Volumes Bound in Three, Vols. III. And IVThe Upper House received this message with joy. Even among the Lords who belonged to the popular party, many dreaded the struggle which was just commencing, and which they would gladly have seen ended. They immediately pro posed for the assent of the Commons a cordial expression of thanks to the king. B...