Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 7. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 407
... himself ; for ha- ving put to death a nobleman named Enguerrand de Poi- tier de Marigni , who enjoyed the confidence of the late king , this cruelty was fo much resented , that his friends were thought to have adminiftered poison to the ...
... himself ; for ha- ving put to death a nobleman named Enguerrand de Poi- tier de Marigni , who enjoyed the confidence of the late king , this cruelty was fo much resented , that his friends were thought to have adminiftered poison to the ...
Page 410
... himself ma- fter of the city of Vannes foon after his arrival : but the Bretons foon recovered the city , and Robert was compelled to relinquith his prize after receiving a mor- tal wound . Edward himself , eager to revenge the death of ...
... himself ma- fter of the city of Vannes foon after his arrival : but the Bretons foon recovered the city , and Robert was compelled to relinquith his prize after receiving a mor- tal wound . Edward himself , eager to revenge the death of ...
Page 432
... himself the divine honours paid to the pa- gan emperors of Rome . He made and broke treaties for his conveniency and in the end he raised against himself a confederacy of almost all the other princes of Europe ; at the head of which was ...
... himself the divine honours paid to the pa- gan emperors of Rome . He made and broke treaties for his conveniency and in the end he raised against himself a confederacy of almost all the other princes of Europe ; at the head of which was ...
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