Elisabeth van Houts

English Kingship: the View from Paris, 1066-1204 - Nicholas VincentAudacity and Ambition in Early Norman England and the Big Stuff of the Conquest - C P LewisRessources et croissance dans le monde anglo-normand: sources et hypthèses - Mathieu ArnouxBecket vult: the Appropriation of St Thomas Becket's Image during the Canterbury Dispute, 1184-1200 - James BarnabyLa Bataille de Bouvines reconsiderée - Dominique BarthelemyAbbot Peter the Venerable's two Missions to England (1130 and 1155/1156) - Scott G. BruceLa production manuscrite anglo-normande et la Bible d'Herman de Valenciennes: usage et réception d'un livre vernaculaire (XIIe-XIVe siècles) - Francis GingrasRalph Niger and the Books of Kings - Frédérique LachaudFrom Captivity to Liberation: the Ideology and Practice of Franchise in Crusading France - Anne E. Lester'Daughter of Fulk, Glory of Brittany': Countess Ermengarde of Brittany, (c.1070-1147) - Amy LivingstoneThe Idea of 'Empire' as Hegemonic Power under the Norman and Plantagenet Kings (1066-1204) - Fanny MadelineChild Kingship and Notions of (Im)maturity in North-Western Europe, 1050-1262 - Emily WardA Micro-Economy of Salvation: Further Thoughts on the 'Annuary' of Robert of Torigni - Thomas Bisson

A series which is a model of its kind. Edmund King, History