...subjects of Boniface rose and delivered him from the conspirators. The vengeance of Philip was e 3 complete, however, despite of this rescue. Boniface...and menaced his person. But the police had been too well regulated : the royal archers and sergeants dispersed the mob, seized the ringleaders, and hung...

...coined money ; and more than fourscore of them continued to do so even during the reign of St. Louis. * The events of the reign of Philip the Fair form but...sous of the debased coin. When the king's purpose waa answered, and his engagements discharged, he decried his own coin. This caused an insurrection...

...money ; and more than fourscore of them continued to do so even during the reign of St. Louis. • The events of the reign of Philip the Fair form but...sous, came to be worth eight francs eight sous of the debused coin. When the king's purpose was answered, and his engagements discharged, he decried his...

...be brought to his mint, and paid for it in new coin so much debased, that the marc of silver, ftom being worth only two livres fifteen sous, came to be worth eight franes ei^ht sous of the debased coin. When the king's purpose was answered, and his engagements discharged,...