The recovery of France in the fifteenth century
By: edited by P. S. Lewis; translated [from the French by G. F. Martin.
Series: Stratum series
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1971
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 447
Subjects: France -- Politics and government -- 1328-1589.; France -- Social conditions.; France -- Economic conditions.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The devastation of rural areas during the Hundred Years War and the agricultural recovery of France, by R. Boutruche.; title: The re-establishment of peace in society during the reign of Charles VII, by A. Bossuat.; title: Jurisdictions and competences in Guyenne after its recovery by France, by G. Hubrecht.; title: The Concordat of 1472: an essay on the relations between Louis XI and Sixtus IV by P. Ourliac.; title: The maxim "The king is emperor in his kingdom": its use in the fifteenth century before the Parlement of Paris, by A. Bossuat.; title: A political concept of Louis XI: subjection instead of vassalage, by B. A. Pocquet du Haut-Jussé.; title: Royal "enclaves" and provincial boundaries: the Burgundian élections, by J. Richard.; title: A popular revolt in Lyons in the fifteenth century: the "rebeyne" of 1436, by R. Fédou.; title: The policy of Louis XI towards the bonnes villes: the case of Tours, by B. Chevalier.; title: The failure of the French medieval estates, by P. S. Lewis.; title: The great estate in France at the end of the Middle Ages, by G. Duby.; title: The history of the state in France at the end of the Middle Ages, as seen by French historians in the last hundred years, by B. Guenée.