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Volume 1 | |
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Series Foreword |
Ix |
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Preface |
Xi |
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Acknowledgments |
Xiii |
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Introduction |
Xv |
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Abelard and Heloise Jan Bulman |
1 |
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King Arthur and Merlin Stephen T. Knight |
43 |
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Thomas Becket Emily Z. Tabuteau |
59 |
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Robert the Bruce and William Wallace Alexander L. Kaufman |
107 |
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Charlemagne Dominique T. Hoche |
143 |
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Geoffrey Chaucer Louise M. Bishop |
175 |
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Chinggis Khan George Lane |
205 |
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Dante Alighieri Elizabeth K. Haller |
243 |
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Eleanor of Aquitaine Dominique T. Hoche |
271 |
Vi
Leif Eriksson Paul Acker
Francis of Assisi
Anna Kirkwood Graham
Volume 2
Hildegard of Bingen Vincent J. Corrigan
Robin Hood
Stephen T. Knight
Joan of Arc
Margaret Joan Maddox
Maimonides
Melissa Coll-Smith
Thomas More William G. Marx
Richard III
Joel T. Rosenthal
Vlad III Dracula
Lissette Lopez Szwydky
Castles: Medieval Icons of Power, Wealth, and Authority Marilyn Stokstad
The Siege: An Iconic Form of Medieval Warfare Clifford J. Rogers
Editor and Contributors
Index
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Hildegard of Bingen was a twelfth-century visionary abbess and an established theologian, medical authority, and musician. (Walker/ Topham/The Image Works)
World History
