Pictures of Old England
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Edward III on the other hand, while still a minor had married Philippa, the younger sister of Margareta, but this marriage had been amply blessed in a social point of view by a numerous progeny, and politically by the great influence which it exercised on the current events of the times. The dynastic interests of the families of Wittelsbach and Plantagenet were thus necessarily brought hi contact in the Low Countries, where there were not wanting both spiritual and material elements to cement t...heir union. Two influential rulers of neighbour- ing territories had been included in this family compact, for Reinald of Guelders had married a sister of the king of England, while William of Juliers was regarded as a most enthusiastic adherent of the Anglo -German Alliance. Brabant and a portion at least of Flanders were still fiefs of the empire, but here the rich free- cities, which were entirely governed by German autonomies, predominated, constituting at that time the most important money-marts of the north-west of Europe, * and the great emporiums of English and German trade.
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Edward III on the other hand, while still a minor had married Philippa, the younger sister of Margareta, but this marriage had been amply blessed in a social point of view by a numerous progeny, and politically by the great influence which it exercised on the current events of the times. The dynastic interests of the families of Wittelsbach and Plantagenet were thus necessarily brought hi contact in the Low Countries, where there were not wanting both spiritual and material elements to cement t...heir union. Two influential rulers of neighbour- ing territories had been included in this family compact, for Reinald of Guelders had married a sister of the king of England, while William of Juliers was regarded as a most enthusiastic adherent of the Anglo -German Alliance. Brabant and a portion at least of Flanders were still fiefs of the empire, but here the rich free- cities, which were entirely governed by German autonomies, predominated, constituting at that time the most important money-marts of the north-west of Europe, * and the great emporiums of English and German trade.
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