William Marshal: Court, Career, and Chivalry in the Angevin Empire, 1147-1219

Abstract

Part 1: Old work and new questions the problem of the sources. Part 2 Childhood and squirehood: John Marshal - father and son William de Tancarville - the good master. Part 3 The household knight: the device of Tancarville Patrick, Earl of Salisbury the royal household. Part 4 The making of a magnate, 1186-1205: the household of Henry II, 1186-1205 Lord of Striguil King Richard on crusade, 1190-94 King Richard's captain and courtier, 1194-99 losing Normandy and royal favour, 1199-1205. Part 5 The making of a regent: humiliation, 1205-1207 the Irish problem,1207-13 the Marshal and the baron's war protector of the king and the kingdom the Marshal's government resignation, death and afterwards. Part 6 The Marshal's men: the knights the clerks the hidden household. Part 7 Love and hardship: love and loyalty lordship and affinity the Marshal and money. Part 8 The chivalry of the Marshal: the tournament the battlefield. Part 9: La bone fine va tout. Appendices: The knights of William Marshal the Marshal and the Earl Marshal.

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