Eleanor of Aquitaine and the Four Kings

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The rich dower -- O Paris! -- Via crucis -- Fear the Greeks -- Antioch the Glorious -- Jerusalem -- The Queen and the Duke -- The Countess and the poet -- The second crown -- Forging an empire -- King and Archbishop -- Becket in exile -- Montmirail and Canterbury -- The flower of the world -- The court of the Poitiers -- Henry and his sons -- Sedition -- Poor prisoner -- The Christmas court -- War was in his heart -- Henry revokes his lands -- The fallen elm of Gisors -- The Lion Heart is king -- The Sicilian interlude -- Things done overseas -- Shipwreck and disguise -- Eleanor Queen of England -- The ransom -- Captive and betrayer -- The treasure of Chalus -- Lackland's portion -- Blanche and Isabella -- Mirebeau -- The hope of Brittany -- The Queen goes home.
An account of Queen Eleanor which describes her dramatic life as a queen, her marriages, and her contributions to that period.

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nice submitted by kevinhe on July 27, 2019, 12:07pm knew the history when playing the summer game.