Social elites in medieval France

Social elites in medieval FranceSocial lites in medieval France is an account of the profound transformations which occurred in medieval society following the disintegration of the Carolingian Empire. Based on a case study of the Loire valley, this book traces the social and economic origins of the localised lite lordships which came to dominate medieval society.

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