A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... HENRY III Just before the middle of the eleventh century there came to the throne the strongest and wisest ruler of mediaeval Ger- many , and by far the most important of the Holy Roman Em- perors . Henry III ( 1039-1056 ) ...
... HENRY III Just before the middle of the eleventh century there came to the throne the strongest and wisest ruler of mediaeval Ger- many , and by far the most important of the Holy Roman Em- perors . Henry III ( 1039-1056 ) ...
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... Henry IV , but now they were legally under the control of the Hohenstaufen . Yet this did not aid Henry VI , for the Normans in Sicily were very slow in obeying him . They were not given to recognizing any man's suzerainty if they could ...
... Henry IV , but now they were legally under the control of the Hohenstaufen . Yet this did not aid Henry VI , for the Normans in Sicily were very slow in obeying him . They were not given to recognizing any man's suzerainty if they could ...
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... Henry I ( king of England ) , 531-533 , 538-539 administration of , 531-532 judicial reforms , 531-533 Henry II ( king of England ) , 289 , 533- 537 administration , 533-534 charter of , 533 judicial reforms , 534-537 relations with ...
... Henry I ( king of England ) , 531-533 , 538-539 administration of , 531-532 judicial reforms , 531-533 Henry II ( king of England ) , 289 , 533- 537 administration , 533-534 charter of , 533 judicial reforms , 534-537 relations with ...
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