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Histoire du moyen âge 395-1270

By Charles Victor Langlois
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Recueil de lectures destiné aux classes secondaires, proposant une histoire du bas-empire au xiiie siècle (395–1270) sous forme d'extraits et de résumés d'historiens modernes choisis pour leur clarté. L'ouvrage privilégie l'historiographie contemporaine plutôt que les documents originaux, réduit le nombre de pièces pour approfondir chaque sujet, et offre pour chaque chapitre une bibliographie révisée et pratique. La deuxième édition supprime certains textes bruts, en ajoute de nouveaux, et précise les notices bibliographiques; l'ensemble vise à compléter les cours, faciliter l'assimilation des notions et orienter la constitution d'une bibliothèque scolaire.

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Charles Victor Langlois

Charles Victor Langlois was a prominent French historian known for his contributions to the study of medieval history. His works often explore the intricacies of historical methodology and the societal structures of the Middle Ages. Among his notable publications is "Introduction to the Study of History," which reflects his analytical approach to historical narratives. Langlois also co-authored "Histoire du moyen âge 395-1270," a comprehensive examination of medieval history that has been influential in the field. His scholarship emphasizes the importance of primary sources and critical analysis, making significant contributions to the understanding of historical context and historiography.

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