Category: History - British
NOTES I--The Truces of 1216–1217 269 II--The Blocked Gate at Lincoln 273 III--Falkes de Bréauté at Lincoln 275 IV--The End of the Battle of Lincoln 276 V--The Treaty of Kingston 278 VI--The Tenure of Crown Offices during the Minority 280 VII--The Papal Letters of 1223 286 VIII...
The recognition of Henry’s partial coming of age (if such a phrase may be allowed) in December, 1223, re-introduced into English politics and into the government of England a fa...
4. CHAPTER IIICar n’a tele gent en nule terre Comme il a dedenz Engleterre De divers corages chascuns; . . . . Si la terre n’est defendue Par l’Apostoire en icest point . . . . Dont ne sai je...
2. CHAPTER IOn the 19th of October, 1216, King John lay dead in Newark castle. Nearly half of his realm, including the capital, was in the hands of a foreign invader who was supported by a...
3. CHAPTER IIThe coronation of Henry III had brought England face to face with a problem which was practically new in her history: the problem of a royal minority. In the days before the Nor...
5. CHAPTER IVWhen Pandulf resigned his offices in England the King was within three months of his fourteenth birthday. Whether his minority was to terminate then, or how much longer it shoul...
1. CHAPTER VNOTES I--The Truces of 1216–1217 269 II--The Blocked Gate at Lincoln 273 III--Falkes de Bréauté at Lincoln 275 IV--The End of the Battle of Lincoln 276 V--The Treaty of Kingston...