A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 2
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The volume traces medieval French history through analyses of the Crusades and their decline, the consolidation and exercise of royal power, the emergence of communes and the third estate, and the political and military episodes of the Hundred Years' War. It balances battlefield narratives with examinations of institutions such as the States-General, civic insurrections, noble rivalries, and shifts in justice and governance, while profiling military leaders and political struggles that shaped fourteenth-century France. Chapters interweave accounts of campaigns, domestic unrest, legal and fiscal developments, and the changing relationship between monarchy, nobility, clergy, and urban populations.
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