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The chevaliers of France

from the crusaders to the marechals of Louis XIV

Herbert, Henry William (1807-1858)

SIR HUGUES DE COUCY; A Chivalric Legend of the Low Countries. 1200.

EUSTACHE DE SAINT PIERRE; Or, the Surrender of Calays.

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THE FORTUNES OF THE MAID OF ARC; A Superstitions Legend of the English Wars in France. 1428.

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CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY: — ON THE HISTORY AND CHARACTER OF THE MAID OF ORLEANS.

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CHAPTER II. THE MISSION.

3.

CHAPTER III. THE EVIDENCE.

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CHAPTER IV. THE RECOGNITION.

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CHAPTER V. THE RELIEF OF ORLEANS.

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CHAPTER VI. THE TEMPTATION.

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CHAPTER VII. THE VICTORY.

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CHAPTER VIII. THE ASSAULT.

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CHAPTER IX. THE CORONATION.

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CHAPTER X. THE CAPTURE.

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CHAPTER XI. THE DEATH OF LA PUCELLE.

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CHAPTER XII. ELEGY.

HAMILTON OF BOTHWELHAUGH; Or, the Massacre of St. Bartholomew A DARK SCENE IN PARIS. 1565.

AHSAHGUNUSHK NUMAMAHTAHSENG; Or, the Reed-shaken-by-the-mind.

J. S. REDFIELD, 110 AND 112 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK, HAS JUST PUBLISHED: EPISODES OF INSECT LIFE.

CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY.

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THE
CHEVALIERS OF FRANCE
FROM
THE CRUSADERS TO THE MARECHALS OF LOUIS XIV.

BY
HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT,

AUTHOR OF “THE CAVALIERS OF ENGLAND”—“THE KNIGHTS OF ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND SCOTLAND”—“THE PURITANS OF NEW ENGLAND”—“MARMADUKE WYVIL,” ETC.

REDFIELD,

110 AND 112 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK

© 1853.