The recovery of France in the fifteenth century; (Stratum series)

The Devastation Of Rural Areas During The Hundred Years War And The Agricultural Recovery Of France, By R. Boutruche.--the Re-establishment Of Peace In Society During The Reign Of Charles Vii, By A. Bossuat.--jurisdictions And Competences In Guyenne After Its Recovery By France, By G. Hubrecht.--the Concordat Of 1472: An Essay On The Relations Between Louis Xi And Sixtus Iv By P. Ourliac.--the Maxim The King Is Emperor In His Kingdom: Its Use In The Fifteenth Century Before The Parlement Of Paris, By A. Bossuat.--a Political Concept Of Louis Xi: Subjection Instead Of Vassalage, By B. A. Pocquet Du Haut-jussé.--royal Enclaves And Provincial Boundaries: The Burgundian élections, By J. Richard.--a Popular Revolt In Lyons In The Fifteenth Century: The Rebeyne Of 1436, By R. Fédou.--the Policy Of Louis Xi Towards The Bonnes Villes: The Case Of Tours, By B. Chevalier.--the Failure Of The French Medieval Estates, By P. S. Lewis.--the Great Estate In France At The End Of The Middle Ages, By G. Duby.--the History Of The State In France At The End Of The Middle Ages, As Seen By French Historians In The Last Hundred Years, By B. Guenée. Edited By P. S. Lewis; Translated [from The French By G. F. Martin. Includes Bibliographical References. 447 p. 23 cm Includes bibliographical references The devastation of rural areas during the Hundred Years War and the agricultural recovery of France, by R. Boutruche.--The re-establishment of peace in society during the reign of Charles VII, by A. Bossuat.--Jurisdictions and competences in Guyenne after its recovery by France, by G. Hubrecht.--The Concordat of 1472: an essay on the relations between Louis XI and Sixtus IV by P. Ourliac.--The maxim "The king is emperor in his kingdom": its use in the fifteenth century before the Parlement of Paris, by A. Bossuat.--A political concept of Louis XI: subjection instead of vassalage, by B. A. Pocquet du Haut-Jussé.--Royal "enclaves" and provincial boundaries: the Burgundian élections, by J. Richard.--A popular revolt in Lyons in the fifteenth century: the "rebeyne" of 1436, by R. Fédou.--The policy of Louis XI towards the bonnes villes: the case of Tours, by B. Chevalier.--The failure of the French medieval estates, by P. S. Lewis.--The great estate in France at the end of the Middle Ages, by G. Duby.--The history of the state in France at the end of the Middle Ages, as seen by French historians in the last hundred years, by B. Guenée The devastation of rural areas during the Hundred Years War and the agricultural recovery of France, by R. Boutruche. The re-establishment of peace in society during the reign of Charles VII, by A. Bossuat. Jurisdictions and competences in Guyenne after its recovery by France, by G. Hubrecht. The Concordat of 1472: an essay on the relations between Louis XI and Sixtus IV by P. Ourliac. The maxim "The king is emperor in his kingdom": its use in the fifteenth century before the Parlement of Paris, by A. Bossuat. A political concept of Louis XI: subjection instead of vassalage, by B. A. Pocquet du Haut-Jussé. Royal "enclaves" and provincial boundaries: the Burgundian élections, by J. Richard. A popular revolt in Lyons in the fifteenth century: the "rebeyne" of 1436, by R. Fédou. The policy of Louis XI towards the bonnes villes: the case of Tours, by B. Chevalier. The failure of the French medieval estates, by P. S. Lewis. The great estate in France at the end of the Middle Ages, by G. Duby. The history of the state in France at the end of the Middle Ages, as seen by French historians in the last hundred years, by B. Guenée.