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Cover 1 Title Page 4 Copyright Page 5 Table of Contents 6 List of maps, genealogical tables and figures 10 Preface to first edition 12 Preface to second edition 14 Preface to third edition 16 Acknowledgements 18 Abbreviations 20 Introduction 22 The biography and its author 22 Old work and new questions 26 The problems of the sources 28 1 Childhood and squirehood 32 John Marshal: father and son 33 William de Tancarville: the ‘good master’ 44 The education of William Marshal 46 2 The household knight 52 The device of Tancarville 54 Patrick, Earl of Salisbury 60 At the court of the Young King 62 Rebellion and disfavour 70 On the tournament circuit 73 Losengiers and lèse majesté 77 3 The making of a magnate, 1183–1190 82 Death in Limoges 84 In the East 88 Captain of the Guard 89 The last days of Henry II 92 Lord of Striguil 97 4 The rise of the Marshals 106 Count John of Mortain 109 England without Richard 111 Richard’s captain and courtier, 1194–1199 115 5 Earl of Pembroke and Lord of Leinster 122 Crossing to Ireland 123 Losing Normandy 127 Fall from grace 130 In the cold, 1205–1207 134 King John’s plan for Ireland 137 The Leinster crisis, 1206–1208 140 6 The duel with King John 164 T
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