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The Battle of Bouvines (1214)

by DRM_peter Posted on March 24, 2014

On July 12, 1214, Philip II Augustus, the King of France, defeated the combined forces of emperor Otto IV, the count of Flanders, and King John of England, near Bouvines in northern France. The Marchiennes account of the Battle of … Continue reading →

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Warfare in Normandy, 1201-1204, according to Rigord’s Deeds of Phillip Augustus

by DRM_peter Posted on March 24, 2014

The portion given below gives his account of Phillip’s conquest of Normandy from King John of England from 1201 to 1204. Continue reading →

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The Battle of Gisors, 1198, according to Roger of Hoveden

by DRM_peter Posted on March 13, 2014

The Annals of Roger of Hoveden provide an account of the Battle of Gisors between Richard I of England and Philip Augustus of France, which took place in 1198. Hoveden writes down two versions of this battle, and includes a … Continue reading →

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