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Cover 1 Title Page 4 Copyright Page 5 Table of Contents 6 List of Maps and Genealogical Tables 10 Preface 12 Introduction 22 BOOK ONE THE MONARCHY IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND FROMTHE END OF THE TENTH CENTURY TO THECREATION OF THE ANGEVIN EMPIRE 26 CHAPTER I. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PRIMITIVE CAPETIAN MONARCHY 28 I. The Events of 987 28 II. The Kingdom of France 29 III. The Divercity of France in the eleventh Century-the Great Lordships, 34 IV . The Royal Demense 38 V The Early Capetians and the Churach, 40 VI The Scared Character of the Monarch and its Populat Backing. 44 VII. Elective Monarchy Association in the Thorone, 48 VIII. The Court, 51 CHAPTER II. THE ANGLO -SAXON MONARCHY. THE DUCHY O F 57 I. The Primitive Social Elements of England, 57 II. The Anglo-Saxon Monarchy 63 III. Anglo-Saxon Society at the Period of the Norman Conquest 69 IV. The Duchy of Normandy c. 1066, 72 CHAPTER III. THE FOUNDATION OF THE ANGLO-NORMAN MONARCHY 77 I. The Conquest 77 II The Early Anglo-Norman Kings and Anglo -Norman Institutions (1066–1135). 81 CHAPTER IV. THE CAPETIAN MONARCHY AND ITS DOMAINAL POLICY(1060–1152) 97 I. The Kings of France and Their Advisers 97 II. Political Constriction: The Liber
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- C. Petit'Dutaillis
- Published
- 2019
- Language
- EN
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