History & Royalty
Kings and queens, thrones won and lost, plots, pretenders and the strange turns of dynasties.
163 curiosities
- A ClepsydraVol. I
- A Hyde of LandVol. III
- A King "Envoulted."Vol. II
- A King Exhibited in an Iron CageVol. I
- A King Killed and a King Crowned in the Same BattleVol. II
- A King that Came to the Throne of France Bearing Five Coffins in his TrainVol. I
- A King that Could Not Speak the Lan Guage of his KingdomVol. I
- A Queen Crowned after DeathVol. I
- A Queen who Drank from a Cup Made of a Human SkullVol. I
- A Seaside Resort of the Ancient RomansVol. III
- A Viking ShipVol. III
- Abandonment of Sunday During the French RevolutionVol. I
- American AboriginiesVol. III
- An American Lord ChancellorVol. III
- An Ancient Code the Basis of Modern LawVol. II
- An Ancient RecipeVol. III
- An Emperor who Never Saw his BrideVol. II
- AndorraVol. III
- "Annie Laurie."Vol. II
- Antiquity of the HohenzollernsVol. I
- Arabian NightsVol. III
- ArbelaVol. II
- Attempted Assassinations of Queen VictoriaVol. III
- Bertel Thorwaldsen, the "Modern Phidias."Vol. III
- Britons and BretonsVol. III
- "Caesar, Passing By, was the First to Name This People."Vol. III
- Calcio (foot-Ball) in FlorenceVol. III
- Charles IIVol. I
- ChloroformVol. I
- Clan MacgregorVol. III
- CleopatraVol. I
- Croesus, King of LydiaVol. I
- Cruelty of Ivan the TerribleVol. I
- Death of a King from Too Much EtiquetteVol. II
- Effect of the Franco-Prussian WarVol. I
- England'S Noblest Royal ResidenceVol. III
- First and Last King of JerusalemVol. I
- First Archbishop of CanterburyVol. III
- Five Historic LandingsVol. III
- Frederick BarbarossaVol. I
- Good and EvilVol. II
- Hamlet, Prince of DenmarkVol. II
- "He Came in Like a Fox, Ruled Like a Lion, and Died Like a Dog."Vol. II
- "Heir Apparent" and "Heir Presumptive."Vol. III
- Heraldry in EnglandVol. I
- HindustanVol. III
- Hotel de ClunyVol. III
- "If You Would See his Monument, Look Around."Vol. II
- In Prison-in Captivity-in ExileVol. II
- JanuaryVol. II
- Jousts and TournamentsVol. I
- King Assassinated at a Masked BallVol. II
- King LearVol. II
- King of the Mound-BuildersVol. III
- Knights HospitallersVol. II
- Laws of Succession in EuropeVol. III
- "Let Him who Loves Me Follow Me."Vol. II
- Liberum VetoVol. II
- Lion-Hearted KingsVol. II
- Manufactured StonesVol. I
- Marseilles, Ancient MassilliaVol. III
- Meal-Tub PlotVol. II
- Medals Awarded by the United States to ForeignersVol. II
- Mons MegVol. II
- "Mother Goose."Vol. I
- Napoleon'S BeesVol. I
- Napoleon'S SonVol. II
- Niccolo MachiavelliVol. I
- No Prisons and No PolicemenVol. II
- "No Royal Road to Learning."Vol. I
- Noted American NegroesVol. III
- "Noyades."Vol. II
- Number of Victims of the Reign of Terror in FranceVol. I
- Origin of SurnamesVol. I
- Palace and Forest of FontainebleauVol. III
- Perfidious AlbionVol. I
- Perpetual LampsVol. II
- Place de la ConcordeVol. III
- Plot of the Opera "IL Trovatore."Vol. I
- Queen of England and Empress of IndiaVol. II
- Queen of England and King of FranceVol. II
- Rocking StonesVol. III
- Rosetta StoneVol. II
- Royal Dresden PotteryVol. III
- Scottish ClansVol. III
- Tennis-Court OathVol. II
- Terrible Death of the Last of the KaliphsVol. I
- The Aldine EditionsVol. II
- The AmazonsVol. I
- The Black BoxVol. II
- The Black Rood of ScotlandVol. I
- The Blind Beggar of Bethnal GreenVol. III
- The BuccaneersVol. I
- The Central-Park ObeliskVol. I
- The City of the Violated TreatyVol. I
- The ConciergerieVol. II
- The Corsican BanditVol. III
- "The Cradle of English History."Vol. III
- The Dowry of a Portuguese PrincessVol. III
- The "Ear of Dionysius."Vol. II
- The "Eikon Basilike."Vol. I
- The Elle-Kings of Danish TraditionVol. II
- "The Epic of Despotism."Vol. III
- "The Faerie Queene."Vol. I
- The Fasti CapitoliniVol. I
- The First Account of ChinaVol. I
- The First Catholic King of SpainVol. III
- The First English ParliamentVol. III
- The First Lady of the SultanVol. III
- The Great MogulVol. I
- The Guelphs and GhibellinesVol. I
- The Heroes of the "Nibelungenlied."Vol. I
- The HohenstaufensVol. I
- The Iron CrownVol. II
- The JanizariesVol. I
- The Key of the Bastile. "Letters de Cachet."Vol. II
- The King of the FrenchVol. I
- The King who Sent his Sons to Prison in Order to Release HimselfVol. II
- The "Ladies' Peace."Vol. I
- The Last of the GladiatorsVol. I
- The "Lia Fail."Vol. I
- "The Lion and the Unicorn."Vol. III
- "The Lions of the Town."Vol. III
- The Loss of AntiquitiesVol. II
- "The Lusiad."Vol. I
- The MaccabeesVol. I
- The MadeleineVol. III
- The MassagetaeVol. I
- "The Men of Grutli."Vol. II
- The Mentone ManVol. I
- The Monarch who Persecuted Protestants in France and Defended Them in GermanyVol. II
- The Most Celebrated Mechanician of AntiquityVol. I
- The Most Celebrated TrialVol. II
- The Mother of her CountryVol. II
- The Museum of the House of OldenborgVol. III
- The Neck-VerseVol. I
- "The Ninth Thermidor."Vol. II
- The Oldest FamilyVol. I
- The Oldest RuinVol. II
- The Oldest Town in EuropeVol. III
- The Order of the Black EagleVol. III
- The Origin of Drinking HealthsVol. II
- The Pragmatic SanctionVol. I
- "The Prisoner of Ham."Vol. II
- The Queen of England who Died of a Broken HeartVol. I
- The "Ramayana."Vol. III
- The Real Prisoner of ChillonVol. I
- "The Royal Murderess."Vol. II
- The Russian, or Muscovite, EmpireVol. III
- The Sacro CatinoVol. I
- The Salic Law and Female Rulers of FranceVol. II
- The Smallest Kingdom in the WorldVol. III
- The Tomb of CharlemagneVol. I
- The VaticanVol. I
- The Vocal MemnonVol. I
- The White PrinceVol. II
- The Witch of EndorVol. I
- ValerianVol. I
- William and MaryVol. I
- William the First, Second, Third, and Fourth of his Name at the Same TimeVol. I
- "Without the Pale."Vol. II
- Wore his Crown Only OnceVol. II
- ZenobiaVol. I