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 xviii Contents and List of Citations II. King Robert and his Unruly Vassals PAGE 92. King Robert and his troubles with his vassals. . . .196 RAOUL GLABER, Francorutn historiae libri V, iii, c. 2 ; ed. by Prou in Collection de textes, 1886, pp. 56 sq. III. How Louis the Fat consolidated his Power 93. Suger's account of Louis the Fat and his vassals. .198 Gesta Ludovici regis cognomcnto grossi, cc. 2, 3, 8, 23-25 : ed. by Molinier in Collection de textes IV. Philip Augustus and his Vassals 94. Philip suppresses a rebellion and extends the royal domain 206 RIGORD, Gesta Philippi II Augusti regis Francorum, cc. 9, 26-28 ; ed. by Delaborde, Soc. de 1'hist. de Fr. V. Philip Augustus and John of England 94a. How Philip Augustus took Normandy from John. . 209 RIGORD (as above, No. 94), cc. 138, 140-142 VI. St. Louis 95. Extracts from Joinville 213 JEAN, SIRE DE JOINVILLE, Histoire de Saint-Louis, texte original accompagne d'une traduction, par de Wailly, 2d ed., Paris, 1874, cc. 15 sq. 47 sq. and 50; 6 and 12 CHAPTER XI ENGLAND IN THE MIDDLE AGES I. King Alfred's Interest in Learning 96. Alfred's introduction to his translation of the Pastoral Care 222 King Alfred's West-Saxon Version of Gregory's Pastoral Care; ed. by Sweet (Early English Text Soc.), 1871, pp. 2 sqq. II. The Battle of Hastings : English and Normans 97. Conduct of Harold and William in the battle of Has- tings 224 WILLIAM OF MALMESBURY, De gestis regum Anglorum libri V, Lib. iii, 241 sqq. ; ed. by Stubbs, Rolls Series ; trans, by Stevenson in The Church Historians of Eng- land, 1854; also in the Bohn Library III. Rule of William the Conqueror 98. William orders Doomsday Book to be drawn up ... 229 The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, ad an. 1185 and 1187 ; ed. with an introduction by Benj. Thorpe, Rolls Series, II, 186 and 1 88 sqq.