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  1. Aug 19, 2005 · As an old Whig, Cumming did not favor Georgia’s immediate secession upon U.S. president Abraham Lincoln’s election. He did support the Confederacy once Georgia left the Union, yet, at the end of the war, Cumming recognized that sectional divisions had to be healed.

  2. Henry III accepted immediately the intervention of the Bohemian King, because he was busy in his own duchy with his disputes with the Bishop of Wroclaw Jan Romka. The conflict was caused by the Duchy of Żagań , which, previously belonging to his younger brother Konrad II the Hunchback , was taken by Henry III in March 1299 when Konrad II was ...

  3. The Union of Brittany and France was nearly perfected through Francis III, Duke of Brittany, the eldest son of Francis I of France and Claude of France, and therefore the Dauphin of France. Francis III inherited the Duchy when he was 6 years old after the death of his mother in 1524.

  4. In 1244 Henry III faced opposition in Parliament from both lay and ecclesiastical magnates. A draft proposal suggested a complex system for adding four men to the council, who were to be “conservators of liberties” as well as overseers of royal finance.

  5. Breton independence was effectively ended when in 1532 the Estates of Brittany proclaimed the perpetual union of Brittany with the French crown. Legally, the Duchy was part of France. Francis III remained Duke of Brittany, but died without attaining the French crown in 1536.

  6. May 17, 2023 · This union had a two-fold political interest. On the one hand, it prevented a marriage between Petronilla and a great lord of Aquitaine who could have claimed the duchy in her name. On the other hand, if Eleanor died without producing an heir, Aquitaine would remain in the hands of a vassal loyal to the King.

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  8. May 4, 2009 · In particular, when Henry succeeded to England and Normandy in 1154, he was able to capitalize on a pre-existing weakness in the duchy of Brittany following the death of Duke Conan III in 1148.

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