Mediaeval Popes, Emperors, Kings, and Crusaders; Germany, Italy & Palestine, 1125-1268, Vol 4 (1856)

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MEDIEVAL
D
i OPES, EMPERORS, KINGS,
CRUSADERS;
OR,
GERMANY, ITALY, AND PALESTINE,
FROM A.D. 1125 TO A.D. 1268.
BY MRS. WILLIAM BUSK,
AUTHOE OF
'MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OV THE JAPANESE," ETC.
VOL. IV.
LONDON:
HOOKHAM AND SONS, OLD BOND STREET.
1856.
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ii
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
BOOK IV
(CONTINUED).
CHAPTER X.
FREDERIC II.
PAGE
Conflict between Gregory and Frederic. Gregory's Search for an Em-
peror Unsuccessful. WarinItaly. SiegeofFerrara ofRavenna
of Faenza. Affairs of Germany. Albert Beham's Extravagance
Results. Mariansin Prussia [12391241] 1
CHAPTER XI.
FREDERIC II.
Mongol Invasion. Russia Subjugated. Poland Overrun. Battle of
Liegnitz. Devastation of Hungary. Affairs of the East. Council
foiled. DeathofGregoryIX. ofCelestinIV. Conclave. Mongolsin
Austria [12411242] 28
CHAPTER XII.
FREDERIC II.
ElectionofInnocentIV. Negotiations. Innocent'sFlight Hostilityto
theEmperor. AffairsoftheEast. PositionofChristiansandMoham-
medans. MinorCrusades. Kharizmians. Mongols. [1242 1245] 51
VI CONTENTS.
CHAPTER XIII.
FREDERIC II.
PAGE
Conductof Innocent. Councilof Lyons. Innocent's Manoeuvres his
Deposal of theEmperor Consequences. Conduct of Lewis IX of
Germany ofthe Sicilies [12451246] 80
CHAPTER XIV.
FREDERIC II.
StrifebetweenPopeand Emperor. Conspiracies. Reciprocal Accusa-
tions. War in Lombardy. SearchforanAnti-King HenryRaspe
elected his Success andDeath. . . . [1246 1248] 104
CHAPTER XV.
FREDERIC II.
AffairsofGermany ofAustria. Innocent IV's Cabals. WilliamEarl
ofHolland,Anti-King. AffairsofItaly. CaptivityofEnzio. Fallof
PietrodelleVigne. CrusadeofLewisIX. Disasters. DeathofFre^
dericll [12481250] 128
BOOK
V.
CONRAD IV WILLIAM RICHARD.
CHAPTER
I.
CONRAD IV.
End ofLewis IX's Crusade. StateofGermany. ConradandWilliam.
Innocent's Returnto Italy. Manfred's first Regency Difficulties
Exploits Negotiations [12501252] 15