Henri II: His Court and Times (73 page)

Aucassin and Nicolette is a charming medieval French chantefable,
or song-story.

This edition contains the medieval French version edited
by Gaston Paris, with a translation into English by Eugene Mason, plus a
nineteenth century French version by Alexandre Bida, with an English translation
by A Rodney MacDonough.

The History of the Kings of England

Simeon of Durham's chronicle remains an important source
for medieval history.

Though its focus is on England, in particular the north
of England, the History also ranges over events in Wales, Scotland, Europe
and the Holy Land, between 616 and 1129.

History of Scotland, vol 2
by Patrick Fraser Tytler

Contents:
1. David the Second, 1346-1370
2. An Historical Inquiry into the Ancient State of Scotland (General appearance
of the country, Distinct races in Scotland, Ancient parliament of Scotland,
Early commerce and navigation, State of the early Scottish church, Sport
and amusements of ancient Scotland)
3. Robert the Second, 1370-1390
4. Robert the Third, 1390-1424
5. Historical remarks on the death of Richard the Second
6. Notes and Illustrations

History of Scotland, vol 3
by Patrick Fraser Tytler

Contents:
1. Regency of Albany, 1407-1424
2. James the First, 1424-1437
3. James the Second, 1436-1460
4. James the Third, 1460-1488
5. James the Fourth, 1488-1497
6. Notes and Illustrations

History of Scotland, vol 4
by Patrick Fraser Tytler

Contents:
1: James the Fourth (cont.), 1497-1513
2: James the Fifth, 1513-1524
3: James the Fifth, 1524-1528
4: James the Fifth, 1528-1542
5: Mary, 1542-1546
6. Mary, 1546-1554
7. Notes and Illustrations

History of Scotland, vol 5
by Patrick Fraser Tytler

Contents:
1: Mary (cont.) 1554-1559
2: Mary 1559-1560
3: Mary 1560-1561
4: Mary 1561-1565
5: From the marriage of Mary with Darnley to her marriage with Bothwell,
1565-1567
6. From Mary's marriage with Bothwell to the election of Regent Moray, 1567
7. Proofs and Illustrations

"
Under His Shadow: the Last Poems
" contains
the manuscript works left at the death of Frances Ridley Havergal.

"
Kept for the Master's Use
" is a devotional
book based on the hymn "Take my Life".

The first edition of "Letters" was published in 1885. It
was quickly followed by a second containing additional letters and a manuscript
work "Hinderers & Hinderances". This books is based on the first edition
plus the additional material from the second.