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Excerpt from The Empire and the Papacy, 918-1273: Period IIIn conclusion, the writer must express his thanks to his wife, who has helped him materially in nearly every part of the book, and has taken the chief share in preparing the maps, tables, and index.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. ...

Excerpt from State Trials Of The Reign Of Edward The First 1289-1293: Edited For The Royal Historical SocietyWe own him our gratitude not only for the example and stimulus of his own inimitable editions, but also more especially for calling our attention to the 'Passio' of the judges, which we have published in an appendix as a slight relief to the dullness of the mas of our book. An lastly, I myself must claim the indulgence of the Royal Hist...

Excerpt from The Welsh Shires: A Study in Constitutional HistoryThe Oldest Of the exclusively Welsh shires Of to-day are the result Of the Norman conquest Of South Wales in the reigns Of William Rufus and Henry I. A swarm of Norman warriors, greedy for adventure, plunder, and conquest, poured themselves Over the borders, and, after a desperate struggle, got into their possession nearly all that was worth getting in Southern and Eastern Wales. ...

Excerpt from The Welsh Shires: A Study in Constitutional HistoryThe Oldest Of the exclusively Welsh shires Of to-day are the result Of the Norman conquest Of South Wales in the reigns Of William Rufus and Henry I. A swarm of Norman warriors, greedy for adventure, plunder, and conquest, poured themselves Over the borders, and, after a desperate struggle, got into their possession nearly all that was worth getting in Southern and Eastern Wales. ...

Excerpt from History and Historians in America: Being the Presidential Address of the Royal Historical Society, Delivered 14th February, 1929In America real Specialisation, in history as in every thing else, only begins after the ba. It is post-graduate work and it centres round the thesis, though there is also some examination work to be done before the goal is reached. A thesis of moderate originality leads to the m.a. A thesis of greater or...

Excerpt from History and Historians in America: Being the Presidential Address of the Royal Historical Society, Delivered 14th February, 1929In America real Specialisation, in history as in every thing else, only begins after the ba. It is post-graduate work and it centres round the thesis, though there is also some examination work to be done before the goal is reached. A thesis of moderate originality leads to the m.a. A thesis of greater or...

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Excerpt from State Trials of the Reign of Edward the First, 1289-1293: Edited for the Royal Historical SocietySeveral years ago my attention was called by Mr. Hubert Hall to two plea rolls preserved in the Public Record Omoe, containing the official proceedings of the trials of the judges and other royal officers, before a special Commission appointed by Edward I. In 1289. The smaller of the two rolls was copied out, and I undertook to edit it...

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Professor Tout has published in an enlarged form four lectures which he gave before the University of Rennes. His main purpose is to lay stress on the common civilization and close affinities of the two nations through the ages, despite the antagonism between them that repeatedly found expression.

Excerpt from State Trials Of The Reign Of Edward The First 1289-1293: Edited For The Royal Historical Society We own him our gratitude not only for the example and stimulus of his own inimitable editions, but also more especially for calling our attention to the 'Passio' of the judges, which we have published in an appendix as a slight relief to the dullness of the mas of our book. An lastly, I myself must claim the indulgence of the Royal Hi...

Excerpt from The Empire and the Papacy, 918-1273: Period II Magnates, Henry tr. Never aspired to carry on the despotic traditions of the earlier Saxon kings, but thought to rule with. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally recon...

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