The history of BelgiumDalcassian Publishing Company, 1 gen 1902 |
Sommario
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The Battle of Cassel | 56 |
THE CRUSADES | 68 |
THE DECLINE OF FEUDALISM | 96 |
THE HOUSE OF BURGUNDY | 186 |
Punishment of Brunhilda | 209 |
THE FIRST UNION OF BELGIUM | 213 |
THE TRANSITION TO SPANISH RULE | 259 |
THE SPANISH RULE | 291 |
THE LAST CENTURY OF SPANISH RULE | 338 |
AUSTRIAN RULE | 369 |
THE BRABANT REVOLUTION | 398 |
THE GROWTH OF THE COMMUNES | 128 |
THE COMMUNES LOSE POLITICAL POWER | 160 |
FRENCH RULE IN BELGIUM | 422 |
THE WATERLOO CAMPAIGN | 446 |
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alliance allies Alva Antwerp Artevelde attack Austrian Baldwin battle became Belgian Belgium Bishop Brabant brother Bruges Brussels Burgundian Cæsar campaign capture cause cavalry century Charles chief Church citizens command Council Count of Flanders Courtrai Crusade daughter death declared defeat Duke of Brabant Duke of Burgundy Dutch Emperor Empire enemies England English favour feudal Flemings Flemish force formed French army garrison German Ghent Godfrey Hainaut Henry Holland House of Burgundy Imperial John John the Fearless Joyous Entry King of France knights leader Liége Lorraine Louis de Mâle Louis de Nevers Louvain Low Countries Margaret marriage married Maximilian Meuse military Namur Napoleon Nervii Netherlands nobles Noot peace Philip popular position possession Prié Prince of Orange prisoners privileges promised prosperity Provinces regiments representatives Rhine Roman Scheldt Spain Spanish struggle succeeded success surrender tion took Tournai town treaty troops victory Walloon Ypres