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england_n	france_n	king_n	normandy_n	7,734	5	11.5949	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B05862	A short history of the succession of the Kings and Queens of England, from William the Conqueror, to His present Majesty King William, the III. to the imperial crowns of these realms of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland; is briefly illustrated and declared.		1694 (1694)	Wing S3602; Interim Tract Supplement Guide C.20.f.2[201]; Interim Tract Supplement Guide Harl.5937[386]	6,792	1

A SHORT HISTORY of the Succession of the Kings and Queens of England FROM William the Conqueror to His present Majesty King William the III. to the Imperial Crowns of these Realms of England Scotland France and Ireland Is briefly Illustrated and Declared William the Conqueror was by birth a Norman and the 7th Duke of Normandy in a direct Line from Rollo his Progenitor the having overthrown King Harald in Battel Conquered the Realm of England Anno Dom. 1066. Crown'd at Westminster on Chirstmas day ensuing by Aldred the Archbishop of York Married to Maud Daughter of Baldwyn fifth Earl of Flanders by whom he had several Children of which in order they Succeeded Dyed in 1087. at Rom in Normandy of an inward Rupture Reign'd 20 Years and 10 Months Buried at Caen in Normandy His Title Willielmus Rex William the II. sirnamed Rufus Succeeded his Father tho his elder Brother Robert was then Living The Conqueror having by his Will dispos'd of Normandy to Robert and bequeath'd England to this William Crowned October 15th 1087. at Westminster by Land●… Archbishop of Canterbury Never Married Dyed August the 2.d 1099 in the ●… Year of his Age being casually Slain 〈◊〉 Sir Walter Tyrel his Bow-bearer as he was Hunting in New-Forest after he had Reigned 1● Years and 10 Months Buried in St. Swithins Church at Winchester His Title Willielmus Dei gratia Rex Anglorum HEnry the I. Son of the Conqueror and first of that Name tho Robert was still living Succeeded he was Crown'd August the 5th 〈◊〉 at Westminster by the Bishop of London Married to Maud Daughter unto Margaret Q of Scotland who was Daughter to 〈…〉 Iron 〈…〉 the Blood and 〈…〉 out ancient English Kings the Sister of 〈…〉 Atheling which restor'd the Saxon Line 〈◊〉 Maud his only Daughter Dyed December the 〈…〉 in the 〈…〉 of his Age of a 〈…〉 of Lompry Reigned 35 Years Buried viz. his Bowels Brains and Eyes at Roan his Body at Reading His Title Henrious Dei gratia is Rex Anglorum Stephen a French‑ 〈…〉 or Boleyn Son to Stephen Earl of Blois by Addela Daughter of William the Conqueror Succeeded in the Throne in Wrong to the substantial Title of Maud the only Daughter of K. Henry and the colourable Title of Theo●…d his elder Brother Crown'd on St. Stephen's day 1135. at Westminster by William Archbishop of Canterbury Married to Matild Daughter and Heir of Eustace Earl of Boleyn by whom he had no Issue who died at 18 without Issue at Dover October 25. 1154 of an Iliac Passion in the 49 th year of his Age after he had Reigned 18 Years and 10 Months Buried in Feversham Abby His Title Stephanus Dei gratia Rex Anglorum HEnry the II. a French-man Duke of Anjou by his Father Jeoffery Plantagenet From whence the Name of Plantagenet arose Succeeded Stephen whom he preceeded in Right as being Son and Heir of Maud sole Daughter and Heir of Henry the I. Crown'd December the 17. 1154. at Westminster by Theobald Archbishop of Canterbary Married Eleanor Daughter to William Duke of Guien by whom he had several Children as follows Dyed in Normandy in 1189 in the 61 st Year of his Age of Grief after he had Reigned 35 Years Buried in Fount Everard in France His Title Henricus Secundus Rex Anglorum Dux Normaniae Aquitaniae Comes Andegaviae RIchard the I. sirnamed Ceur de Lyon Son of King Henry the II. his two elder Brothers being dead Succeeded his Father Crown'd the 3d. of September 1189. at Westminster by Baldwyn Archbishop of Canterbury Married to Berrangaria Daughter to the King of Navar. He had no Issue Dyed the 6 th of April 1199. in the 44 th Year of his Age by the Wound of an Arrow in his Arm Wilfully shot by Peter Basil after he had Reigned 9 Years and 5 Months Buried at Fount Everard by his Father his Heart at Roan and his Bowels at Chalons In his time were those famous Robbers and Out-Laws commonly known by the Names of Robin Hood and Little John and for the Bow and Arrow also His Title Ricardus Rex Anglorum Dux Normaniae Aquitaniae Comes Andegraviae JOhn the youngest Son of Henry the II. in wrong of his elder Brother Geoffrey's Son and Heir Arthur then living Succeeded his Brothe Richard Crown'd upon Ascension Day 1199. by Hubert Archbishop of Canterbury at Westminster Married thrice his first Wife died without Issue from the second he was divorced the third was Isabel Daughter and Heir of Ailmer Earl of Angolesm by whom he had Issue Dyed the 19 th of October 1216. in the 51 Year of his Age at Swinster Abby and said to be poysoned by a Monk He Reigned 17 Years and 5 Months Buried viz. his Bowels at Croxon Abby his Body at Worcester His Title Johannes Rex Anglorum Dux Normaniae Aquitaniae Comes Andegaviae Dominus Hiberniae HEnry the III. Son to King John Succeeded his Father Crown'd the 28 th of Octob. 1216. by Peter Bishop of Winchester and Joceline Bishop of Bath at Glocester Married to Eleanor the second of the five Daughters of Raymond Earl of Provence by whom he had Issue Edward and Edmond the first Succeeded him and from the latter arose the Original of the great Contest between the Houses of York and Lancaster Dyed the 16 th of November 1272. in the 65 th Year of his Age a natural Death after he had Reigned 56 Years Buried at Westminster which he had newly built His Title the same with his Father to his to his 44th Year when he only writ Rex Anglorum Dominus ●●●erniae Dux Aquitaniae EDward the I. after the death of his Father was Proclaimed King of England tho then at the Holy Land Crown'd together with his Queen the 15 th of August 1272. by the Archbishop of Canterbury at Westminster Married twice his first Wife was Eleanor Daughter to Ferdinand the III. of Spain And his second wife was Margaret eldest daughter of Philip King of France by both he had Issue as afterwards Dyed the 7th of July 1307 in the 68 th Year of his Age of a Bloody-flux after he had Reigned 37 Years and 7 Months Buried at Westminster His Title Rex Anglorum Dominus Hiberniae Dominus Aquitaniae EDward the II. was King Edward's Son by his first Wife Succeeded his Father Crown'd the 24 th of February 1307. by the Bishop of Winchester at Westminster Married to Isabel Daughter of Philip the Fair King of France by whom he had Issue Edward who Succeeded him and others Murdered in the Year 1327. in the 43 d. Year of his Age after he had Reigned about 19 years and 6 Months and Deposed about half a year Buried at Glocester His Title Edvardus Secundus Rex Anglorum Dom. Hiberniae Dux Aquitaniae EDward the III. eldest Son of King Edward the II. by Order of Parliament on his Fathers Resignation was Proclamed King the 25 th of Jan. 1326. Crown'd the 1st Day of