Chapter |
I. | The Market-place and Belfry of Bruges—Early History | 3 |
II. | Baldwin Bras-de-fer—The Place Du Bourg—Murder Of Charles the Good | 11 |
III. | The BÉguinage—Churches—The Relic of The Holy Blood | 23 |
IV. | The Bruges Matins—Battle of the Golden Spurs | 39 |
V. | Damme—The Sea-fight at Sluis—Splendour Of Bruges in the Middle Ages— | 49 |
VI. | Bruges la Morte | 63 |
VII. | The Plain of West Flanders—Ypres | 83 |
VIII. | Furnes—The Procession of Penitents | 109 |
IX. | Nieuport—The Battle of the Dunes | 119 |
X. | The Coast of Flanders | 129 |
XI. | Coxyde—The Scenery of the Dunes | 151 |
XII. | Ghent | 163 |
XIII. | The Dukes of Brabant—The Joyeuse EntrÉe—End of the Sixteenth Century | 175 |
XIV. | The Bombardment of 1695—The Grande Place—Church of Ste. Gudule—Charles Of Lorraine | 195 |
XV. | Joseph II and the Revolution of Brabant | 209 |
XVI. | The Jacobins of Brussels—Visit of Napoleon—he Hundred Days | 219 |
XVII. | The Dutch Government—The Revolution of 1830 | 233 |
XVIII. | The Vicissitudes of Antwerp | 243 |
XIX. | The Principality of LiÉge | 273 |
XX. | Early History of LiÉge—Bishop Notger—The Court of Peace | 279 |
XXI. | The Dukes of Burgundy—Destruction of LiÉge by Charles the Bold | 295 |
XXII. | The Wild Boar of Ardennes | 313 |
XXIII. | Érard de la Marck—The Principality in the Sixteenth Century | 325 |
XXIV. | The Chiroux and the Grignoux—The Tragic Banquet of WarfusÉe | 339 |
XXV. | The Gaming-tables at Spa—The French Revolution—Annexation of the Principality | 353 |
XXVI. | LiÉge and the Valley of the Meuse in Modern Times—Bouillon | 363 |
| Index | 377 |