The military leadership of Matilda of Canossa, 1046-1115

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval European History and Architecture Medieval History and Crusades

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Introduction: Matilda of Canossa and the 'Investiture Contest' 1 Going to Canossa: Matilda's rise to power, 1046-74 2 Baptism by Fire: The outbreak of war to the Battle of Sorbara, 1075-84 3 A 'Feminine Triumph': Matilda's counterattack and the emperor's defeat, 1085-95 4 La Gran Contessa: Matilda's later campaigns, 1096-1115 5 'Weakness of Sex': Matilda and medieval constructions of gender Conclusions: Matilda's campaigns and the study of women's military leadership Bibliography Index

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