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The Normans

Told Chiefly in Relation to their Conquest of England
Sarah Orne Jewett

This text is in the process of being constructed.
The text and illustrations are here, but annotations are still being prepared and eventually will appear with this book and the essay sequel.

CONTENTS


 

I.  The Men of the Dragon Ships
II.  Rolf the Ganger
III. William Longsword
IV.  Richard the Fearless
V.  Duke Richard the Good
VI.  Robert the Magnificent
VII. The Normans in Italy
VIII. The Youth of William the Conqueror
IX.  Across the Channel
X. The Battle of Val-Ès-Dunes
XI. The Abbey of Bec
XII. Matilda of Flanders
XIII.  Harold the Englishman
XIV.  News from England
XV.  The Battle of Hastings
XVI.  William the Conqueror
XVII.  Kingdom and Dukedom
XVIII.  Conclusion

England After The Norman Conquest


 

New York
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Published 1886
1905 printing.

To
My Dear Grandfather
Doctor WILLIAM PERRY, of Exeter


Edited and annotated by Terry Heller, Coe College
Graphics assistant: Mary Dias, Coe College


 
 

Images of the Book

Illustration from the cover

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G. P. Putnam
 

Frontispiece.   Birthplace of William the Conqueror.  Palaise.
 

Fold-out map.  Europe at the close of the 11th Century.












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