Past convictions: the penance of Louis the Pious and the decline of the Carolingians

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval and Early Modern Justice Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Introduction PART I. REMEMBERING Chapter One. Telling the Truth About the Field of Lies Chapter Two. The Shame of the Franks Chapter Three. Histrionic History, Demanding Drama PART II. JUSTIFYING Chapter Four. Documenting Duty's Demands Chapter Five. Forgotten Memories PART III. DISCOURSING Chapter Six. Eloquence in Equity, Fluency in Iniquity Epilogue: Convictions Past and Present Appendix List of Abbreviations Notes Select Bibliography Index Acknowledgments

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