Charles I of Anjou: Power, Kingship and State-Making in Thirteenth-Century Europe

Jean Dunbabin

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Part 1 The man: the prince the Capetian. Part 2 The dominions: the French lands Provence the Regno the rest of Italy the Mediterranean world the Sicilian vespers an empire? Part 3 Policies: the papacy the church the economy the army and navy. Part 4 Court life and culture: family and familia chivalry and display literature, art and architecture learning personal piety.

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