Europe in the central Middle Ages 962-1154
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Europe in the central Middle Ages 962-1154
（A general history of Europe）
Longmans, 2000
3rd ed
- hardback
- pbk
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Bibliography: p. 425-436
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
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pbk ISBN 9780582369047
Description
This wide-ranging introduction to medieval Europe has been updated and revised. In his popular survey Brooke explores the variety of human experience in the period. He looks at society, economy, religious life and popular religion, learning, culture, as well as political events; the rise of the Normans and the heyday of the medieval Empire. For the new edition there is increased coverage of the role of women and more attention to central Europe, Bohemia, Hungary and Poland.
Table of Contents
List of genealogical charts.List of maps.Preface.Abbreviations1. Introduction.2.Sources.3. The shape of Europe.4. Economic life.5. Society.6. The role of women.7. Marriage.8. Cities and towns.9.Travel.10. Kingship and government.11. The Empire, 962-1056.12. From the Salians to the Hohenstaufen.13. The kingdom of the French.14. Britain and the Vikings, 959-1035.15. The Normans.16. The crusades, Byzantium and Spain.17. Monasticism and papal reform.18. The papal conflicts.19. The new monastic orders.20. Schools and scholarship.21.Popular religion.22. Epilogue.Appendix.Bibliography.Genealogical charts.Maps.Index
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hardback ISBN 9780582369054
Description
An introduction which explores the emergence of the distinctive character of medievel Europe from 962-1154. The text covers key themes including the reform and revival of the Papcy, the heyday of the medieval Empire, the rise of the Normans and the early Crusades.
Table of Contents
List of genealogical chartsList of mapsPrefaceAbbreviations 1. Introduction2.Sources3. The shape of Europe4. Economic life5. Society6. The role of women7. Marriage8. Cities and towns9.Travel10. Kingship and government11. The Empire, 962-105612. From the Salians to the Hohenstaufen13. The kingdom of the French14. Britain and the Vikings, 959-103515. The Normans16. The crusades, Byzantium and Spain17. Monasticism and papal reform18. The papal conflicts19. The new monastic orders20. Schools and scholarship21.Popular religion22. Epilogue AppendixBibliographyGenealogical chartsMapsIndex
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