John of Gaunt: the exercise of princely power in fourteenth-century Europe

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Medieval Literature and History Historical Influence and Diplomacy Historical Studies of British Isles

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The inheritance of Edward III and Richard II Gaunt in history the education of a prince (1340-61) rise to power (1361-77) from dominance to exile (1377-81) Gaunt and Richard II (1381-86) Gaunt and Iberian affairs from dominance to crisis (1389-99) Gaunt and Christendom - relations with the low countries, relations with Brittany, Gaunt's roles in Aquitaine and in relations with the Valois, peace, the unity of Christendom and crusading, Gaunt's diplomacy Gaunt and warfare Gaunt and the church Gaunt and the secular peerage Lancastrian residences and government institutions - residences and building works, Lancastrian government Gaunt's regional interests, estate administration, finances Gaunt characterized.

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