Intended as it is for the general reader, I have done my utmost, and my first care has been, to make this pocket-book readable. I cannot venture to hope that I have escaped all error; but I think that upon the whole I have been able to outline a sufficiently faithful sketch, which I trust may be of some service to those into whose hands it may fall.
E. G.-S.
Bruges, February 1906.
[CONTENTS]
- [CHAPTER I In the Days before Brussels was Built]
- [CHAPTER II The Norsemen and Louvain]
- [CHAPTER III The House of Long Col]
- [CHAPTER IV The Making of the Duchy of Brabant]
- [CHAPTER V The Rise of Brussels and Louvain]
- [CHAPTER VI The Serfs of St. Peter]
- [CHAPTER VII The Greater and the Lesser Folk]
- [CHAPTER VIII The Coelveren and the Blankarden]
- [CHAPTER IX Peter Coutherele]
- [CHAPTER X The Peace of 1383]
- [CHAPTER XI Reform versus Revolution]