The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of World History, Volume 1William Leonard Langer |
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William Leonard Langer. The Merovingian Kings Clovis I 481-511 Childebert King of Paris 511-558 Charibert I King of Paris 561-567 Dagobert I King of Austrasia 623-628 King of all Franks 629-639 Clovis II King of Neustria and Burgundy 639 ...
William Leonard Langer. The Merovingian Kings Clovis I 481-511 Childebert King of Paris 511-558 Charibert I King of Paris 561-567 Dagobert I King of Austrasia 623-628 King of all Franks 629-639 Clovis II King of Neustria and Burgundy 639 ...
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... King of Italy King of Aquitaine Emperor 814-840 Bernard King of Italy 810-818 King of Aquitaine Charles II ( the Bald ) King of Neustria Charles King of Provence King of Lorraine 855-863 Emperor 875-877 Louis II King of France 877-879 Louis ...
... King of Italy King of Aquitaine Emperor 814-840 Bernard King of Italy 810-818 King of Aquitaine Charles II ( the Bald ) King of Neustria Charles King of Provence King of Lorraine 855-863 Emperor 875-877 Louis II King of France 877-879 Louis ...
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William Leonard Langer. Haakon V King of Norway 1299-1319 Ingeburga King of Sweden dau . of Waldemar IV Maria Catherine John , s . of King of Denmark , Christopher III ( 1 ) Dorothea of ( 2 ) - Norway , and Sweden 1439-1448 Olaf V King ...
William Leonard Langer. Haakon V King of Norway 1299-1319 Ingeburga King of Sweden dau . of Waldemar IV Maria Catherine John , s . of King of Denmark , Christopher III ( 1 ) Dorothea of ( 2 ) - Norway , and Sweden 1439-1448 Olaf V King ...
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