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Philip of Alsace
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Philip of Alsace

count of Flanders
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  • Thierry

    …the countship to his son Philip of Alsace and betook himself once more to Jerusalem. On his return from the East, Thierry retired to a monastery.

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    …the countship to his son Philip of Alsace and betook himself once more to Jerusalem. On his return from the East, Thierry retired to a monastery.

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  • France
    France
    / Principalities north of the Loire

    …Alsace (1128–68) and his son Philip (1163–91). Toward 1180 Flanders was a major power in northern France.

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    …Alsace (1128–68) and his son Philip (1163–91). Toward 1180 Flanders was a major power in northern France.

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  • history of the Low Countries
    / Town opposition to the prince

    …Alsace (Thierry, ruled 1128–68, and Philip, 1168–91) kept careful watch, supporting and aiding the towns in their economic development but otherwise keeping the process in check.

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    …Alsace (Thierry, ruled 1128–68, and Philip, 1168–91) kept careful watch, supporting and aiding the towns in their economic development but otherwise keeping the process in check.

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