The History of the Reign of Henry the Second, and of Richard and John, His Sons, Vol. 2 With the Events of the Period from 1154 to 1216, in Which the Character of Thomas a Becket Is Vindicated from the Attacks of George Lord Lyttelton (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The History of the Reign of Henry the Second, and of Richard and John, His Sons, Vol. 2: With the Events of the Period From 1154 to 1216, in Which the Character of Thomas a Becket Is Vindicated From the Attacks of George Lord Lyttelton

Accefion qicbara', i.=-fir/t meafures of bis government,6. - He goes to France, io. Tents in England, 1 I. - Tae kings depart for Aja, I 3.-t/9e march and deatb of Frederic, 1 6 - Tbe kings arrive at Me/ina, 1 8. - State of Sicily, 20. - Tbe}fpcy3' tbe winter in the i/lana', 22. - Carious interview oetween Ricbard and Tan'crea', 28. - E Zeanor bafuing arr'i'vea' wit/a Berengaria, the ?eets fail, 31.-ptolemais is taken, when Philip returns to Europe, 34.-ric/9aras exploits, 37.-di/tur aances in England, 41. - Ricbara'1eafues Palefiine, 48. - Is taken prifoner, 51. - Negotiations for in. Relea/e, 54. - H� returns to England, and goes into France eaus occurrences, 6 9. Terms of peace between tae kings, 87. Dies, 91. - His cbarafier, 94.

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