The World In The Middle Ages: An Historical Geography With Accounts Of The Origin And Development, The Institutions And Literature, The Manners And Cu

Louis Keppen, Adolphus

ISBN 10: 935430608X / ISBN 13: 9789354306082

Published by Alpha Editions 2020-12, 2020

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The World In The Middle Ages: An Historical Geography With Accounts Of The Origin And Development, The Institutions And Literature, The Manners And Cu
• Publisher: Alpha Editions 2020-12
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 935430608X
• ISBN 13: 9789354306082
• Binding: PF
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

A panoramic journey through the peoples and landscapes that shaped medieval civilisation. Ancient worlds come alive today. Volume II of The World in the Middle Ages presents a sweeping historical geography of Europe, Western Asia and Northern Africa from the close of the fourth to the middle of the fifteenth century. As a rigorous medieval history book and an indispensable middle ages reference, the volume combines territorial narrative with institutional analysis - an authoritative medieval institutions study that explains how kingship, law and the Church shaped fifteenth century civilizations. Equally alert to daily life, it offers clear accounts of customs and manners in medieval communities while tracing a medieval literature overview that links poetry, chronicles and clerical writing to social and political change. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Representative of classic medieval scholarship, it belongs in any academic history collection and functions as a compact medieval history anthology for libraries; it also serves as a practical resource for a homeschool medieval curriculum. Accessible in tone yet serious in scope, the book welcomes casual readers curious about Europe, Western Asia and Northern Africa and rewards collectors and students seeking a trustworthy middle ages reference. Carefully structured yet readable, its passages distil complex institutional shifts into clear narrative and make distant fifteenth century civilizations intelligible and immediate. Teachers and independent learners value its emphasis on connections across borders - how trade, faith and law moved between regions - and its usefulness as a focused medieval history book for course reading or guided study. Elegant in tone yet founded on careful evidence, the volume suits long-term reference and curious browsing alike. A must for collectors and thoughtful readers.