The feudal monarchy in France and England
Subtitle: from the tenth to the thirteenth century
By: by Charles Petit-Dutaillis ; translated from the French by E.D. Hunt ; with a preface by Henri Berr
Edition: 1st Harper Torchbook ed.
Publisher: Harper & Row
Published: 1964
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Translated from: fre
Number of pages: 420
Subjects: Monarchy; Feudalism; History
Work titles: Monarchie féodale en France et en Angleterre
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Book one: the monarchy in france and england from the end of the tenth century to the creation of the angevin empire; title: characteristics of the primitive capetian monarchy; title: the anglo-saxson monarchy, the Duchy of normandy; title: foundation of the Anglo-Norman Monarchy; title: the capetian monarchy and its domainal; title: book two: the angevin empire and the capetian monarchy; title: formation of the angevin empire, the new monarchy, the men and their ideas; title: administration and legislation in england (1154-1204); title: the plantegenet's policy of overlordship, the continental possessions; title: resistance of the capetians to the english hegemony, progress of the french monarchy (1152-1201); title: the victory of the capetians; title: book three: the apogee of the feudal monarchy in france and the aristocratic reaction in england; title: the institutions of the capetian monarchy from the conquest of normandy to the death of st louis; title: relations of the french kings with church and the holy see 1202-1270, the crusades against the albigensians and in the east; title: the hegemony of the capetian monarchy in france, prestige in the west, 1202; title: 1270; title: the aristocratic reaction in england, the great charter and the barons war; title: conclusion; title: list of references; title: index.