The History of Terrorism
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Helmut Kohl
G7 (Group of Seven)
1801-1922 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
England
English Roman Catholics
William I AKA William the Conqueror AKA William the Bastard
Henry I of England AKA Henry Beauclerc
Empress Matilda
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Empress Matilda
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Daughters of the King of England Who Marry Holy Roman Emperors
Henry I of England AKA Henry Beauclerc
Pope Adrian IV AKA Nicholas Breakspear or Hadrian IV
Children
1135 Henry's attempts to install his daughter, the Empress Matilda, as his successor were unsuccessful and on Henry's death in 1135, his nephew Stephen of Blois seized the throne with the help of Stephen's brother, Henry of Blois, Bishop of Winchester.
1154 The twenty-one-year old Henry FitzEmpress came to the throne of England on 19 December 1154, after almost twenty years of civil war between his mother, the Empress Matilda and her cousin, Stephen of Blois. Less than three weeks earlier, an Englishman, Nicholas Breakspear had become Pope taking the name Adrian.
1154-1174 Curtis, however, while accepting that it is true that the Laudabiliter was not published by Henry when in Ireland, that can be explained by his being alienated from Rome over the murder of Thomas Becket, in addition to the Empress Matilda's having protested against this invasion of Ireland.[5] The date, Burke writes, that was on Laudabiliter was 1154, therefore it was consequently twenty years old. During this twenty-year period nobody ever heard of this Laudabiliter except Henry, and it was said that Henry kept this a secret, because his mother, the Empress Matilda, did not want Henry to act on it.[37]
Brian Fitz Count
Brian Fitz Count was a loyal adherent of Henry I, King of England, and a staunch supporter of his daughter, the Empress Matilda, during the Anarchy.
However, the plans were put aside for the time being when Henry's mother, the Empress Matilda, spoke against it.[9] Henry, had his hands full of domestic troubles with the refractory barons in England, with the Welsh, and with the discordant elements in his French dominions, and could not undertake a military operation like the invasion of Ireland.[10]
William FitzEmpress
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Henry V, Holy Roman Emperor
Stephen, King of England
William Adelin AKA William AEtheling