Nevertheless they returned, to be again exiled by Charles VI.
Now, by the aid of his new allies, he concluded with the maniac Charles VI.
Yet we may always be allowed to talk of the "party" of Charles VI.
The claim was advanced immediately after the death of Charles VI.
She was almost the only one about the unfortunate Charles VI.
In 1393, accordingly, there was a great lack of the smaller silver coin, which led to a proclamation by Charles VI.
The expenses of the publication were defrayed by the emperor Charles VI.
His insanity was probably inherited from his maternal grandfather, Charles VI.
The public became so angered at their possessing the privilege that the king, Charles VI, was obliged to abolish it.
During nine years' detention and exile, the young prince, whose adherents claim for him the rights and title of Charles VI.
