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Britain, France and the Empire, 1350-1500: Darkest Before Dawn
This book discusses the history of the major states of North West Europe during the later Middle Ages using the perspectives suggested by recent scholarship. The structure of rural society is contrasted with the growing importance of towns and trade. While the approach is generally thematic, some narrative traces the developments of states within the contexts of dynastic disputes, external warfare and internal revolt. Religion, heresy, the nature of warfare and debates about elite and popular culture all receive attention.
Book Details
- Publisher: Red Globe Press
- Publish Date: May 1st, 2005
- Pages: 308
- Language: English
- Edition: 2004 - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.26in - 6.66in - 0.73in - 1.10lb
- EAN: 9780333690758
- Categories: • Europe - Medieval• Europe - France
About the Author
Rose, Susan: - Susan Rose has written extensively on medieval economic, social and maritime history. Her previous books include The Medieval Sea, (2007) Calais an English Town in France 1347-1558, (2008), and The Wine Trade in Medieval Europe 1000-1500 (2011). Her book, England's Medieval Navy: ships men and warfare (2013) won the Anderson Medal of the Society for Nautical Research for the best maritime publication of that year. She was an associate lecturer of the Open University and a Senior Lecturer in History and a Research Fellow of Roehampton University but is now retired from teaching but not from writing and researching
Rose, Susan: - Susan Rose is an independent scholar based in the UK. She was formerly a Senior Lecturer and Research Fellow in History at Roehampton University, UK, as well as an Associate Lecturer of the Open University, UK.