...thirteen years were written by an unknown author, and it has since been continued by other hands to 1516. After the example of Froissart, he does not confine...time in Flanders, England, Scotland, and Ireland. But it becomes unnecessary here to expatiate on the particular merits of this work, as they are now...

...thirteen years were written by?an unknown author, and it has since been continued by other hands to 1516. After the example of Froissart, he does not confine...time in Flanders, England, Scotland, and Ireland. But it becomes unnecessary here to expatiate on the particular merits of this work, as they are now...

...thirteen years were written by an unknown author, and it has since been continued by other hands to 1516. After the example of Froissart, he does not confine...time in Flanders, England, Scotland, and Ireland. But it becomes unnecessary here to expatiate on the particular merits of this work, as they are now...

...are found all the characteristics of historical writing. He traces events to their source, develops the causes, and traces them with the minutest details...Some events, particularly the war of the Saracens against tho king of Cyprus, are treated at greater length than could have been expected in a general...

...his never-failing ' attention to report all edicts, declarations, summonses, letters, ' negociations, treaties, &c., as justificatory proofs of the truth...relates, but more succinctly, whatsoever he had been in' formed of as having passed in Germany, Italy, Hungary, * Poland : in short, in the different European...

...are found all the characteristics of historical writing. He traces events to their source, develops the causes, and traces them with the minutest details...Some events, particularly the war of the Saracens against the king of Cyprus, are treated at greater length than could have been expected in a general...