| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
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| Humble Queen Of England: An Analysis Of Eleanor Of Aquitaine’s Role In The Governance Of The Angevin Empire |
2017 |
5996 |
Many historians have tackled the subjects of Eleanor of Aquitaine as well as the Angevin Empire. However, few have studied her role in the governance of the Plantagenet lands. This work is an attempt to remedy this situation through the study of Elea... |
| Conditions Of Defeat: The Treatment Of The Defeated In Anglo-Norman And Angevin Warfare From 1034 To 1216 |
2022 |
345 |
The consequences for defeat in medieval warfare were often quite steep, especially during the Early Middle Ages. Over the course of the eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth centuries, however, the treatment of the defeated in Anglo-Norman and Angevin wa... |
| Conquest From Behind These Walls: The Role Of Castles And Fortified Towns In The Anglo-Norman Occupation Of Wales |
2018 |
928 |
From the Norman Conquest to the reign of King Edward I, the Anglo-Norman marcher lords carried out a gradual and improvised conquest of the Welsh princedoms through the usage of castles and fortifications. This paper will seek to uncover the militar... |
| Ethnopoiesis In Early Normandy |
2018 |
1363 |
This paper intends to explore the emergence of the Norman ethnicity during the first three generations of their settlement in Francia. Primarily through analysis of the Gesta Normannorum of Dudo of St. Quentin, the paper will track the deliberate mea... |
| “Ek Skal Hér Ráða”: Themes of Female Honor in the Icelandic Sagas |
2011 |
13424 |
There was a separate and unique code of honor and ethics for women living in Iceland during the Viking Age. What was female honor? Were Icelandic women expected to abide by a code of honor just like men? What were some main themes in this female c... |