Richard IYale University Press, 1 janv. 2002 - 380 pages Neither a feckless knight-errant nor a king who neglected his kingdom, Richard I was in reality a masterful and businesslike ruler. In this wholly rewritten version of a classic account of the reign of Richard The Lionheart, John Gillingham scrutinizes the reasons for the King's fluctuating reputation over successive centuries and provides a convincing new interpretation of the significance of the reign. This edition includes a complete annotation and expanded bibliography. |
Table des matières
The Best of Kings the Worst of Kings | 1 |
Through Muslim eyes | 15 |
Aquitaine 115772 | 24 |
War without Love 11734 | 41 |
Duke of Aquitaine 117583 | 52 |
The Uncertain Inheritance 11849 | 76 |
Duke of Normandy Kind of England 1189 | 101 |
France and Sicily 1190 | 123 |
Ascalon and Jaffa | 190 |
A Captive King | 220 |
The Character of a Lionheart | 252 |
England 11949 | 267 |
France 11946 | 281 |
France 11978 | 299 |
Death and Repentance 1199 | 319 |
In Richards Shadow | 333 |
The Conquest of Cyprus | 140 |
The Siege of Acre 1191 | 155 |
Towards Jerusalem | 172 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 350 |
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According to Ambroise According to Howden Acre al-Adil Angevin empire Angoulême Anjou Annales archbishop army Ascalon attack August Baha al-Din Baldwin Berengaria Bertran bishop brother Capetian captured castle Christian Chron Chronicles church Coeur de Lion Coggeshall Conrad Conrad of Montferrat count count of Angoulême crusade Cyprus death Devizes Diceto duke of Aquitaine Eleanor enemy English envoy father Flanders French galleys garrison Geoffrey Gerald Gervase Gesta Gillingham Gisors hand Henry Henry II Henry's historians Holy Hubert Walter Ibid Imad al-Din Jaffa Jerusalem John John's king of England king of France king's kingdom knights lands Leopold Limoges Lionheart London Longchamp lord Louis Lusignan March marriage married Messina Muslim Normandy Paris peace Philip Augustus Philippidos Poitiers Poitou political princes prisoners reign Richard Rigord Roger of Howden Rouen Saladin sent Sicily siege Tancred took Toulouse treaty troops truce Tyre Vigeois William of Newburgh William the Breton