Germany in the Early Middle Ages, C. 800-1056This is the first book in a sequence covering the history of Germany from the coronation of Charlemagne as Holy Roman Emperor in 800 to the present day. Intended for students, scholars and interested general readers, these are interpretative surveys examining the society, economy, religion and culture of their german lands within a firm political framework, and each gives a clear account of events within the period. |
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sources and historiography | 1 |
The Frankish kingdom | 21 |
Gentes ultra Rhenum | 45 |
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