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Storia di Carlomagno vol. 1/2

By M. Capefigue
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A comprehensive political and biographical account of a towering early medieval ruler, tracing his ascent, military campaigns, administrative and legal initiatives, and attempts to knit diverse peoples into a single imperial structure. The narrative situates those reforms within lingering Merovingian practices and the growing influence of bishops and monastic foundations, showing how ecclesiastical institutions supported governance and cultural continuity. It contrasts the ruler's energetic centralization with the later emergence of feudal fragmentation, using chronicles, capitularies, and regional traditions to evaluate the tangible and institutional legacies left across territories.

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M. Capefigue

M. Capefigue was a 19th-century French author known for his historical and biographical works. His notable contributions include "The Diplomatists of Europe," which explores the intricacies of European diplomacy, and "Diane de Poitiers," a biography of the influential mistress of King Henry II of France. Capefigue's writings often reflect a deep engagement with historical narratives, particularly focusing on significant figures and events in European history. His two-volume work, "Storia di Carlomagno," delves into the life and legacy of Charlemagne, showcasing his interest in the foundational figures of European civilization.

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