Chapter XXVI: Appendix: Tables of Sovereigns (3)

Ulick R. Burke’s _History of Spain_, 2 vols. (1895), S. Lane-Poole’s
_Moors in Spain_, Watts’ _Spain_, and Professor Morse Stephens’
_Portugal_ (these three in ‘The Story of the Nations’); Southey’s
_Chronicle of the Cid_, H. B. Clarke’s _The Cid_ (‘Heroes of the
Nations’). Fuller accounts in Dozy, _Histoire des Mussulmans
d’Espagne_, and Schäfer and Schirrmacher’s _Geschichte von Spanien_.

Footnote 43:

_The Chronicle of James I. of Aragon_, translated by John Foster, with
an introduction by Pascual de Gayangos.

Footnote 44:

To the authorities earlier given may be added Schirrmacher’s _Die
letzten Hohenstaufen_ and Kempf’s _Geschichte des deutschen Reichs
während des grossen Interregnum_. A considerable literature of
monographs and dissertations has been written in Germany as to the
Interregnum. References to it will be found in the present writer’s
article on Richard of Cornwall in the _Dictionary of National
Biography_, vol. xlviii. pp. 165-175.

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