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The Burgundian ideal

1971
It might not have escaped notice that although the area we know as the Netherlands clearly possessed a very sophisticated form of civilization at least as early as the mid-1200’s, the title page talks only of’ six centuries’. The reason is that while it is perfectly true that the states in the Lowlands such as Holland, Flanders, Brabant and Gelderland ...
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The Burgundian Netherlands, 1477–1521

1957
The unconfirmed news of the death of Duke Charles of Burgundy at the battle of Nancy (5 January 1477) created confusion in the Netherlands, restive at the cost of his wars. On 11 January 1477 Charles's widow Margaret of York and Mary, his only child, summoned the Estates General to Ghent. A fresh army had to be raised for defence against France; and if
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The Burgundian Netherlands

The American Historical Review, 1988
David Nicholas   +1 more
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Burgundian spectacles

2014
Andrew Brown, Graeme Small
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Burgundian Notes

The English Historical Review, 1913
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On the Origins of Germanic Heroic Poetry. A Case Study of the Legend of the Burgundians

Beitrage Zur Geschichte Der Deutschen Sprache Und Literatur, 2007
Shami Ghosh
exaly  

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