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The great feudatories were really richer and more powerful than the kings . But in spite of this , the king retained one prerogative : the right to administer justice everywhere . Yet it was almost two centuries before the kings were ...
The great feudatories were really richer and more powerful than the kings . But in spite of this , the king retained one prerogative : the right to administer justice everywhere . Yet it was almost two centuries before the kings were ...
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KING JOHN : STRUGGLES WITH THE BARONS AND INNOCENT III As a result of war with France , little except Gascony remained in English hands after 1206. The English king still held possessions in the south of France , but they were not so ...
KING JOHN : STRUGGLES WITH THE BARONS AND INNOCENT III As a result of war with France , little except Gascony remained in English hands after 1206. The English king still held possessions in the south of France , but they were not so ...
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... Hanseatic League , 293 , 470-471 165 , 248 Hapsburg , house of , 290-291 , 569 influence on Christianity , 165 , 167 , Harold ( king of England ) , 526-527 168 , 170-173 , 195 , 202 Haroun al Raschid , 245 , 297 science , 4 , 76-80 ...
... Hanseatic League , 293 , 470-471 165 , 248 Hapsburg , house of , 290-291 , 569 influence on Christianity , 165 , 167 , Harold ( king of England ) , 526-527 168 , 170-173 , 195 , 202 Haroun al Raschid , 245 , 297 science , 4 , 76-80 ...
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