Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and Thought Books in Order
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The Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and Thought series, edited by Peter W. Edbury and published from 1988 to 2020, focuses on historical analyses of medieval societies, particularly emphasizing political structures and intellectual currents. The series includes studies of regions such as the Latin East and late medieval France, exploring themes like historiography and princely authority. Each volume contributes to a broader understanding of medieval governance and cultural development through focused scholarly examination.
Books in this series
Ordered by first publication where known. The official numbering for this series is incomplete in our sources, so we don't show series numbers we can't verify.
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Buy on AmazonWilliam of Tyre, historian of the Latin East
1988 · Peter W. Edbury and John Gordon Rowe
William of Tyre, historian of the Latin East is a 1988 book by Peter W. Edbury, John Gordon Rowe. It is book 8 of the series Cambridge Studies in…
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Princely Power in Late Medieval France
2020 · Erika Graham-Goering
Princely Power in Late Medieval France is a 2020 book by Erika Graham-Goering. It is part of the series Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and…
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We list 2 books by Peter W. Edbury , published between 1988–2020.
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