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191 matches to Charles Emmanuel I
Bourges, Pragmatic Sanction. 1438. French Charles VIII supports Gallicanism vs pope.
Boycott, Charles. 1832-97. English land agent boycotted in Ireland, 1879. Land League.
Bradlaugh, Charles. 1833-91. Radical atheist MP, 1880-. Oath Act, permitting affirmation for swearing in.
Breda Declaration. 1660. Charles II conciliatory statement. Amnesty and religious toleration.
Brown, Charles. 1771-1810. “Father of American novel”. Wieland 1798.
Burgundians. French political faction. Fought Armagnacs during 100 Years War. Allied with England, 1420. Treaty of Arras 1435 with Charles VII.
Cabal. 1667-73. Charles II’s advisers: Clifford, Arlington, Buckingham, Ashley, Lauderdale.
Calonne, Charles de. 1734-1802. French finance Minister. Reform attempts led to French Revolution
Carrol, Lewis. = Dodgson, Charles.
Charles, Jacques. French physicist, launched early hydrogen balloon 1783 with Robert. Gas Law V=kT 1798.
Charles I. c742-814. King of France. = Charlemagne.
Charles I. 1600-49. King of Great Britain and Ireland. 1625-. Attempted to rule without Parliament. Defeated in Civil War. Beheaded.
Charles I. 1887-1922. Last ruler of Austro-Hungarian Empire, 1916-18.
Charles I, of Anjou. 1226-85. French King of Naples and Sicily 1246-. Son of Louis VIII. Harsh rule. First Angevin.
Charles II. 1630-85. King of Great Britain and Ireland. Restored monarchy, 1660.
Charles II, the Bald. 823-77. King of France 843-. Emperor of the West 875-. Verdun Treaty.
Charles III. 1716-88. King of Spain 1759-. Enlightened despot. Lost Florida but strengthened empire.
Charles III, the Simple. 879-929. King of France 893-923. Added Lorraine. Deposed.
Charles IV, the Fair. 1294-1328. King of France 1322-, and Navarre. Won part of Aquitaine from England. Last Capetian.
Charles V. 1500-1558. Hapsburg king of Netherlands 1515-55, Spain 1516-56, Germany 1519-. Holy Roman Emperor 1519-56. Fought Francis I. Divided Austria from Spain. Fought Turks.
Charles V, the Wise. 1338-80. King of France 1364-. New rampart around Paris.
Charles VI, the Well-beloved. 1368-1422. King of France 1380-. Insanity led to Civil War. Berry.
Charles VII, the Well-served. 1403-61. King of France 1422-. Joan of Arc. Arras Treaty. Pragmatic Sanction.
Charles VIII. 1470-98. King of France 1483-.
Charles IX. 1550-74. King of France 1560-. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre.