This is a medieval chronicle written by the Liege historian Jean des Preis, also known as Doutre-Meuse. The chronicle covers the history of Liege and its surrounding regions from the earliest times up to the 14th century. This is an important historical document for anyone interested in the history of the Low Countries in the Middle Ages.

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