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FROM CAPTIVITY TO LIBERATION: THE IDEOLOGY AND PRACTICE OF FRANCHISE IN CRUSADING FRANCE
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Anne E. Lester
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- ILLUSTRATIONS vii
- EDITOR’S PREFACE ix
- ABBREVIATIONS xi
- ENGLISH KINGSHIP: THE VIEW FROM PARIS, 1066–1204 1
- AUDACITY AND AMBITION IN EARLY NORMAN ENGLAND AND THE BIG STUFF OF THE CONQUEST 25
- RESSOURCES ET CROISSANCE DANS LE MONDE ANGLO-NORMAND: SOURCES ET HYPOTHÈSES 53
- BECKET VULT: THE APPROPRIATION OF ST THOMAS BECKET’S IMAGE DURING THE CANTERBURY DISPUTE, 1184–1200 63
- LA BATAILLE DE BOUVINES RECONSIDERÉE 77
- ABBOT PETER THE VENERABLE’S TWO MISSIONS TO ENGLAND (1130 AND 1155/1156) 91
- LA PRODUCTION MANUSCRITE ANGLO-NORMANDE ET LA BIBLE D’HERMAN DE VALENCIENNES: USAGE ET RÉCEPTION D’UN LIVRE VERNACULAIRE (xiie–xive SIÈCLES) 107
- RALPH NIGER AND THE BOOKS OF KINGS 125
- FROM CAPTIVITY TO LIBERATION: THE IDEOLOGY AND PRACTICE OF FRANCHISE IN CRUSADING FRANCE 147
- ‘DAUGHTER OF FULK, GLORY OF BRITTANY’: COUNTESS ERMENGARDE OF BRITTANY (c.1070–1147) 165
- THE IDEA OF ‘EMPIRE’ AS HEGEMONIC POWER UNDER THE NORMAN AND PLANTAGENET KINGS (1066–1204) 179
- CHILD KINGSHIP AND NOTIONS OF (IM)MATURITY IN NORTH-WESTERN EUROPE, 1050–1262 197
- A MICRO-ECONOMY OF SALVATION: FURTHER THOUGHTS ON THE ‘ANNUARY’ OF ROBERT OF TORIGNI 213
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- ILLUSTRATIONS vii
- EDITOR’S PREFACE ix
- ABBREVIATIONS xi
- ENGLISH KINGSHIP: THE VIEW FROM PARIS, 1066–1204 1
- AUDACITY AND AMBITION IN EARLY NORMAN ENGLAND AND THE BIG STUFF OF THE CONQUEST 25
- RESSOURCES ET CROISSANCE DANS LE MONDE ANGLO-NORMAND: SOURCES ET HYPOTHÈSES 53
- BECKET VULT: THE APPROPRIATION OF ST THOMAS BECKET’S IMAGE DURING THE CANTERBURY DISPUTE, 1184–1200 63
- LA BATAILLE DE BOUVINES RECONSIDERÉE 77
- ABBOT PETER THE VENERABLE’S TWO MISSIONS TO ENGLAND (1130 AND 1155/1156) 91
- LA PRODUCTION MANUSCRITE ANGLO-NORMANDE ET LA BIBLE D’HERMAN DE VALENCIENNES: USAGE ET RÉCEPTION D’UN LIVRE VERNACULAIRE (xiie–xive SIÈCLES) 107
- RALPH NIGER AND THE BOOKS OF KINGS 125
- FROM CAPTIVITY TO LIBERATION: THE IDEOLOGY AND PRACTICE OF FRANCHISE IN CRUSADING FRANCE 147
- ‘DAUGHTER OF FULK, GLORY OF BRITTANY’: COUNTESS ERMENGARDE OF BRITTANY (c.1070–1147) 165
- THE IDEA OF ‘EMPIRE’ AS HEGEMONIC POWER UNDER THE NORMAN AND PLANTAGENET KINGS (1066–1204) 179
- CHILD KINGSHIP AND NOTIONS OF (IM)MATURITY IN NORTH-WESTERN EUROPE, 1050–1262 197
- A MICRO-ECONOMY OF SALVATION: FURTHER THOUGHTS ON THE ‘ANNUARY’ OF ROBERT OF TORIGNI 213
