Volume One.
| Murder of Thomas A'Becket. | [Frontispiece] |
| Caractacus and his Wife before Claudius. | [16] |
| Augustine preaching to Ethelbert. | [32] |
| Alfred in the Herdsman's Hut. | [44] |
| Canute by the Seashore. | [72] |
| William the Conqueror reviewing his Troops. | [98] |
| Robert's Encounter with his Father. | [110] |
| Azelin forbidding the burial of William the Conqueror. | [116] |
| Death of William Rufus. | [122] |
| Escape of the Empress Maud from Oxford. | [144] |
| Richard Removing the Archduke's Banner. | [188] |
| Richard's farewell to the Holy Land. | [192] |
| King John's Anger After Signing Magna Charta. | [214] |
| King Henry and his Barons. | [228] |
| That is the Title by which I Hold my Lands. | [242] |
| Bruce warned by Gilbert de Clare. | [262] |
| Robert Bruce Regretting His Battle-Axe. | [274] |
| The Battle of Sluys. | [294] |
| Van Arteveldt at his Door/ | [298] |
| Queen Philippa on her knees before the King. | [314] |
| King John Taken Prisoner by the Black Prince. | [320] |
| The Black Prince Serving the French King. | [322] |
| Death of Wat Tyler. | [346] |
Table Of Contents.
| Chapter I. | Ancient Populations of Britain Roman Dominion (55 B.C. to 411 A.D.) | [9] |
| Chapter II. | The Rule of the Saxons to the Invasion of the Danes (449 -832 | [24] |
| Chapter III. | The Danes. Alfred the Great (836-901) | [37] |
| Chapter IV. | The Saxon and Danish Kings. The Conquest of England by the Normans (901-1066) | [59] |
| Chapter V. | Establishment of the Normans in England (1066-1087) | [103] |
| Chapter VI. | The Norman Kings. (1087-1154) William Rufus Henry I. Stephen | [117] |
| Chapter VII. | Henry II. (1154-1189) | [146] |
| Chapter VIII. | Richard Cœur-de-Lion. John Lackland. Magna Charta (1189-1216) | [182] |
| Chapter IX. | King and Barons. Henry III. (1216-1272) | [218] |
| Chapter X. | Malleus Scotorum Edward I. (1272-1307.) Edward II. (1307-1327) | [238] |
| Chapter XI. | The Hundred Years' War. Edward III. (1327-1377) | [285] |
| Chapter XII. | Bolingbroke. Richard II. (1377-1308). Henry IV. (1398-1413) | [335] |