 | Peter Hervé - 1818 - 420 páginas
...unfairly) Carloman becomes sole king. He is invaded by the Normans whom he repulses ; and bribes into tranquility. 884.— The King struck in the thigh...only remaining son of Lewis the Stammerer. being but five years of age, the states cite Charles the Fat, Emperor of Germany and Rome, to this meeting, and... | |
 | Thomas Wyatt - 1846 - 314 páginas
...his death-bed : He endeavored to screen from the mistaken resentment of the public, his unfortunate domestic, by imputing his wound to the rage of the animal he pursued. CHARLES THE FAT. AD 884.] Had a proper respect been paid to the rules of succession, Charles, surnamed... | |
 | University magazine - 1853 - 814 páginas
...moments he had the generosity to screen from the mistaken resentment of the public his unfortunate domestic, by imputing his wound to the rage of the animal he pursued. Charles the Fat, the next king of the race of Charlemagne, but not the direct heir to the throne, was... | |
 | 1853 - 820 páginas
...moments he had the generosity to screen from the mistaken resentment of the public his unfortunate domestic, by imputing his wound to the rage of the animal he pursued. Charles the Fat, the next king of the race of Charlemagne, but not the direct heir to the throne, was... | |
 | S. Hubert Burke - 1884 - 232 páginas
...dying moments he had the generosity to screen from the mistaken resentment of his court the unfortunate domestic, by imputing his wound to the rage of the animal he pursued. CHARLES the FAT, the next king of the race of Charlemagne, but not the direct heir to the throne, was... | |
 | S. Hubert Burke - 1884 - 222 páginas
...dying moments he had the generosity to screen from the mistaken resentment of his court the unfortunate domestic, by imputing his wound to the rage of the animal he pursued. CHARLES the FAT, the next king of the race of Charlemagne, but not the direct heir to the throne, was... | |
| |
In his dying moments he had the generosity to screen from the mistaken resentment of his court the unfortunate domestic, by imputing his wound to the rage of the animal he pursued. CHARLES the FAT, the next king of the race of Charlemagne, but not the... 