The history of the Norman conquest of England, its causes and its results, Volume 3 (of 6)

by Edward A. Freeman

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Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Contents
  3. Additions and Corrections
  4. Chapter XI. The Election of Harold. January 5th–April 16th, 1066
  5. § 1. Sickness and Death of Eadward. December 28, 1065–January 5, 1066
  6. § 2. The Election and Coronation of Harold. January 5–6, 1066
  7. § 3. The First Days of Harold’s Reign. January 6–April 16, 1066
  8. Chapter XII. The Later Reign of William in Normandy. 1051–1066
  9. § 1. The Marriage of William and Matilda. 1049–1060
  10. § 2. William’s Wars with France. 1053–1060
  11. § 3. The War of Maine. 1060–1064
  12. § 4. The Visit of Harold and the Breton War. 1064?
  13. Chapter XIII. The Negotiations of Duke William. January–August, 1066
  14. § 1. The Negotiations between William and Harold
  15. § 2. Claims and Arguments of William
  16. § 3. The Norman Council and the Assembly of Lillebonne
  17. § 4. William’s Alliance with Tostig
  18. § 5. William’s Negotiations with Foreign Powers
  19. Chapter XIV. The Norwegian Invasion and the Campaign of Stamfordbridge
  20. § 1. The First Expedition of Tostig. May, 1066
  21. § 2. Tostig’s applications to Swend and Harold Hardrada
  22. § 3. The Invasion of Harold Hardrada. September, 1066
  23. § 4. The March of Harold and the Battle of Stamfordbridge
  24. § 1. The Building of the Fleet
  25. § 2. The Embarcation and Voyage of William. August–September, 1066
  26. § 3. The Southern March of Harold. October 1–13, 1066
  27. § 4. The Battle. October 14, 1066
  28. § 5. The Burial of Harold. October–December, 1066
  29. Chapter XVI. The Interregnum.[1503] October 15–December 25, 1066
  30. Note A. p. . The Authority of the Bayeux Tapestry
  31. Note B. p. . Eadward’s Bequest of the Crown to Harold
  32. Note C. p. . The Election of Harold
  33. Note D. p. . The Coronation of Harold
  34. Note E. p. . The Ancient Coronation Office
  35. Note F. p. . The Date of the Marriage of Harold and Ealdgyth
  36. Note G. p. . The Character of Harold’s Government
  37. Note H. p. . The Coinage of Harold
  38. Note I. p. . The Opposition of Northumberland to Harold’s Accession
  39. Note K. pp. , . The Political Position of the Lady Eadgyth
  40. Note L. p. . The Affairs of the Abbey of Ely at the time of Harold’s Accession
  41. Note M. p. . The Comet of 1066
  42. Note N. p. . The Marriage of William and Matilda
  43. Note O. p. . The Children of William and Matilda
  44. Note P. p. . The Revolt of William Busac
  45. Note Q. p. . The Revolt of William of Arques
  46. Note R. p. . The Bequest of Eadward to William and the Oath of Harold
  47. Note S. p. . The Ælfgyva of the Bayeux Tapestry
  48. Note T. p. . The Breton Campaign of William and Harold
  49. Note U. p. . The Embassies exchanged between William and Harold
  50. Note W. p. . William’s Councils and Negotiations
  51. Note X. p. . The Movements of Tostig after his Banishment
  52. Note Y. p. . Arnold of Ardres
  53. Note Z. p. . The Death of Conan
  54. Note Aa. p. . The Operations of the English Fleet in 1066
  55. Note Bb. p. . The March of Harold to York
  56. Note Cc. p. . The Details of the Battle of Stamfordbridge
  57. Note Dd. p. . William’s Ravages in Sussex
  58. Note Ee. p. . Names of Englishmen at Senlac
  59. Note Ff. pp. , . The Dates of the Events between the two Great Battles
  60. Note Gg. p. . The Messages between Harold and William
  61. Note Hh. pp. , , . The English Numbers at Senlac
  62. Note II. p. . The Miraculous Warning given to Harold before the Battle
  63. Note Kk. pp. et seqq. The Details of the Battle of Senlac
  64. Note Ll. p. . Ralph of Norfolk
  65. Note Mm. p. . The Burial of Harold
  66. Note Nn. p. . Eadgyth Swanneshals
  67. Note Oo. p. . The Ætheling Eadgar
  68. Note Pp. p. . The Submission at Berkhampstead

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