Medieval History from

A complete guide to everything you need to know to be an active member of the medieval reenactment group the SCA

An overview of the Kingdoms drawingfrom oral traditions, contemporary political & social writers, and eyewitness accounts.

Ex-library w/all internal & external library markings. An over view of the years 378 to 982. Includes a timeline, illustrations, nots and glossary. Intended for Middle school students.

ex-library with all internal & external markings. Boards, gutters, corners, and spine ends worn & fraying. Notes throughout. No DJ. DJ synopsis glued to title page. Lacking the warlike bluntness of his predecessor, Richard the Lionheart, John came to the throne of England at a time when economic forces in the realm were threatening to undermine the very basis… Read more about this item

Edges, corners and covers worn. Prev owner mark blacked out on fep interior otherwise clean. A collection of the source materials for the Medieval Period of Europe. This edition includes a new section on Iberian Peninsula

DJ is worn and chipped at the edges. Minor foxing inside. Boards are worn at spine ends &edges with visible foxing. Covers the complex relationships between the Latin States which divided Greece between them following the sack of Constantinople by the Fourth Crusade in 1204. Some economic and social history is included.

Spine end has some damage, spine creased, gutters & corners worn. Interior clean. minor stains on covers, prev owner mark blacked out on fep. Covers how the economy developed and changed as the country changed.

Spine creased, edges worn, light foxing through out. Sticker removal on upper front corner. An examination of the reality of death, burial customs and the pageantry of death.

Covers worn, pages dogged, some notes & highlighting throughout. Contents include Clovis and the Founding of a Nation, Charlemagne and the Dream of European Unity, William the Conqueror and the Feudal System, Gregory VII and the Rise of the Papacy, Bernard of Clairvaux and the Monastic Ideal, Philip Augustus and the Growth of National Monarchy, Simon De Montfort and the… Read more about this item

DJ edges worn. Small red dot on bottom edge. In this elegantly manuscript illuminated book a story is told in small French Inn. This dark night in 1242 the Kingdom is consumed by the tale of three children: a peasant girl who has visions, a young Monk with supernatural strength & a young Jewish boy who can heal any wound. These… Read more about this item

Edges & corners sl shelf worn. Previous owner signature on first title page. The manifestations of female power in the household and community from the wives of the powerful, to the saints and the peasant women.

Minor edge wear. A combination of academic research and storytelling, this book covers the time of the bloodiest of England's Monarchy.

Spine creased, covers smudged, prev owner sig in inner front & rear cover. minor pencil notations within. 144 examples of lyric poetry with commentaries on each and footnotes, bibliography and glossary.

Spine gutters worn, edges ad spine ends worn. Prev store sticker on lower rear cover. Part of the Milestones of Thought in the History of Ideas series. Originally printed in 1957. Minor notations on first 8 pages. What love is and how it works in the medieval period.

A collection of 200 short biographies of women who made a mark in thier times. Includes: Catalina de Erauso, Zubayda, , Esther Quira, Mita Lupa, and Kuan Tao-sheng

Issue 142 Spring 2002 Edges sl worn at staples. Prev owner info on back panel. Intended for the members of the Medieval History re-enactment group, this magazine offers articles on how to build a Yurt & self-nocked arrows, along with adverts from specialty dealers and a reading list.

Covers are sl faded and worn at edges with slightly bumped corners, pages sl tanned, minor underlining in part three. 19 articles on the French Monarchy starting with the disintegration of the Carolingian Monarchy and ending with the Valois Kings.

Edges and corners sl shelf worn. Minor spots on page edges. Starting in 711AD with the crossing of the Straits of Gibraltar by a small Berber army and covering 1000 years of influence this introductory text manages to explain a complex topic in a comprehensive way.

DJ and boards are sl shelf worn at edges. A look of the lives of those struck with leprosy in the Medieval Era of England, Scandinavia and Iceland.

Edges shelf worn, spine wear near the staples. Heavily illustrated with period art and descriptions, this is an overview of the Plague and how it rampaged across Europe.