text_original: Every gain to the Crow^n was a blow to the barons, and a step towards the formation of a strong central power, very necessary New lauds in those days of feudal divisions. More lands were the Crown peacefully acquired by the Crown in Philip III.'s reign. He succeeded to large territories on the death of his uncle, Alfonso of Poitiers, which gave him Poitou, Toulouse, Auvergne and part of Provence ; and his son, afterwards Philip IV.
text_transcription: EVERY GAIN TO THE CROWN WAS A BLOW TO THE BARONS AND A STEP TOWARD THE FORMATION OF A STRONG CENTRAL POWER VERY NECESSARY IN THOSE DAYS OF FEUDAL DIVISIONS MORE LANDS WERE PEACEFULLY ACQUIRED BY THE CROWN IN PHILIP THE THIRD'S REIGN HE SUCCEEDED TO LARGE TERRITORIES ON THE DEATH OF HIS UNCLE ALFONSO OF POITIERS WHICH GAVE HIM POIT TOULSE AUVAIRENE AND PART OF PROVENCE AND HIS SON AFTERWARDS PHILIP TH
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