Outlines of History

The rulers of France from 987 until 1870, showing- the older
Capets; the descent of the Valois, Bourbons, and Orleans, from Hugh
Capet; the house of Condé; and of BUONAPARTE.
VIII. The descendants of Lewis VIII., king of France, showing--
the older house of Anjou and its Neapolitan and Hungarian branches;
the union of Hungary with Bohemia, and of both with Austria, (as they are
still;) the connections of the imperial house of Luxemburg with Anjou
and Habsburg; the younger house of Anjou, the titular kings of Na-
ples; the younger house of Burgundy, and the descent of Emperor
Charles V., both from St. Louis and from Rudolf of Habsburg.

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IX. The Spanish and Austrian succession, in 1700 and 1740,
showing the descent of the different pretenders to the Spanish
crown, in 1700, from Ferdinand and Isabella; the house of Sobieski;
the Spanish and Austrian Habsburgs; and the genealogy of the pres-
ent kings of Italy and Bavaria.

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X. The rulers of Germany from 800 until 1254, showing- the Carlo-
vingian dynasty; the descent of Henry I. from Charlemagne; the
Saxon dynasty; the descent of Conrad II. from Charlemagne; the
Salic dynasty; the descent of Barbarossa from Charlemagne; the
Suabian dynasty; and the connections between the Guelfs and Hohen-
XI. The emperors of Germany from 1272-1806, showing — the empe-

staufen.

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rors not connected with any dynasty; the connections between the

Bohemian, Luxemburg, Habsburg, and Lorraine dynasties; and the

emperors of Austria from 1806-1870.

XII. Genealogy of the house of Habsburg, 1218-1740, showing —

the division into the Spanish and Austrian Habsburgs, and their

extinction in the male line.

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XIII. Genealogy of the house of Hohenzollern, 1400-1870, showing
the electors of Brandenburg; the dukes of Prussia; the rulers of
Brandenburg and Prussia after their union; the kings of Prussia;
the paternal and maternal ancestors of Frederick the Great, and his
relations with the kings of Great Britain and the house of Orange.
XIV. Genealogy of the house of Oldenburg, 1470-1870, showing
the descent from Christian of Oldenburg of the rulers of Denmark,
Greece, Russia, and Oldenburg; the house of Romanow; the house
of Wasa; and the house of Bernadotte.

XV. The rulers of Spain from 1368 until 1869, showing-the dynas-
ties of Trastamara, Habsburg, and Bourbon, and their relations.
XVI. The kings of Portugal from 1384 until 1870, showing-the
descent of the five claimants of the Portuguese crown, in 1580, from
John the Bastard; the house of Habsburg in Portugal; the descent
of John IV. from Emanuel the Great; the house of Braganza in Por-
tugal and Brazil.