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 1 III      |       speak of Louis2 (and not of Charles3) as the one whose conduct
 2 III      |           owing to the conduct of Charles — he was forced to accept
 3 III      |          once the authority which Charles had lost: Genoa yielded;
 4 III(3)   |                                   Charles VIII, King of France, born
 5 III(4)   |        Anne of Brittany, widow of Charles VIII, in order to retain
 6 XI       |         measure to memory.~Before Charles, King of France, passed
 7 XI(19)   |                                   Charles VIII invaded Italy in 1494.
 8 XII      |       they were. Thus it was that Charles, King of France, was allowed
 9 XII(21)  |     refers to the ease with which Charles VIII seized Italy, implying
10 XII(21)  |        VII,” by Lord Bacon: “King Charles had conquered the realm
11 XII      |           she has been overrun by Charles, robbed by Louis, ravaged
12 XIII     |            or they bind you fast.~Charles VII31, the father of King
13 XIII(31) |                                   Charles VII of France, surnamed “
14 XIII     | unconquerable if the ordinance of Charles had been enlarged or maintained.~
15 XXIII(45)|          first, Mary, daughter of Charles the Bold; after her death,