The Conquest of Constantinople

Edgar H. McNeal

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IntroductionThe AuthorThe Manuscript and Its TransmissionEditions of the ChronicleValue of the Chronicle as an Historical SourceRobert's Qualities as a ChroniclerThe Chronicle in Old French Literature and HistoriographyThe TranslationTextAppendix: Note on the Fleet and the ForcesBibliographyIndexMap

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