The Romans, responding to the call, founded the colonies now called Aix and Narbonne, and gradually extended their territory so far as to own a region there called Provincia, now Provence.ī.C. 154.–The Greek colonies of Massilia called on Rome for assistance against the Gauls. The Belgæ had effected a settlement in the marshy lands about the mouths of the Rhine and Scheldt.ī.C. Their religion was druidical, their government merely the clan system, but they were more civilized than the insular Cymry from contact with the Greek colonies of Massilia and its dependencies on the Mediterranean coast.
Staple of the inhabitants when they became known to civilized nations. The Gael evidently were there first, and left their name to the country, but the Cymry were the IN the earliest times of the history of the country then called Gaul, the inhabitants were Kelts.
Walton, whichįor England alone is excellent, and which has greatly assisted me in drawing up these Parallels. Nowhere better than in the "Synoptical History of England" published by Messrs. Tables of succession have not been given, as these are everywhere easily to be met with, That this may be excused in what is necessarily more a book of reference than of study and thatĪt any rate young people may be assisted in grasping the mutual relation of events. The desire of brevity has necessarily produced great dryness and some dogmatism, but I trust I have, therefore, tried to construct a skeleton narrative of theĬhief transactions in either country, placing a column between for what affected both alike,Īnd trying to keep clear of what did not greatly concern either nation.
This, however, can consist of nothing but the briefest tabulated catalogue of namesĪnd dates and the nations who have always been so closely intermingled, for mutual evil or good, I hope, with able assistance, in time to prepare and correct up to the present state of modernĭiscovery. Probably this never was so well done as in Stork's "Stream of Time," a new edition of which THIS tabular history has been drawn up to supply a want felt by many teachers of some means of making their pupils realize what events in the two neighbour countries were contemporary. A Parallel History of France and England Consisting of Outlines and Dates.Ī PARALLEL HISTORY OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND CONSISTING OF OUTLINES AND DATES. This modification and it's team takes no income or profit, whether it be through donations, advertisements or any other form of revenue.A Parallel History of France and England Consisting of Outlines and Dates. 'A Game of Thrones' is a user modification for Crusader Kings II not affiliated in anyway with Paradox Interactive or the rights holders to 'Game of Thrones' and 'A Song of Ice and Fire'. Last Updated: More Provinces compatability Patch by biniu ( 12:29:54 GMT)
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