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Love And Complaints In Angouleme: Agreements Between Count William Of The Aquitanians And Hugh Of Lusignan (1028), George Beech
Love And Complaints In Angouleme: Agreements Between Count William Of The Aquitanians And Hugh Of Lusignan (1028), George Beech
George T. Beech
No abstract provided.
The Biblical David As Role Model In The Early 11th Century Latin Narrative The Conventum Of Aquitaine, George Beech
The Biblical David As Role Model In The Early 11th Century Latin Narrative The Conventum Of Aquitaine, George Beech
George T. Beech
No abstract provided.
Narrative Structures And Techniques In The Conventum Of Aquitaine Ca. 1030, George Beech
Narrative Structures And Techniques In The Conventum Of Aquitaine Ca. 1030, George Beech
George T. Beech
No abstract provided.
The Contribution Of Diplomatics To The Identification Of An Early-Eleventh-Century Aquitanian Narrative, George Beech
The Contribution Of Diplomatics To The Identification Of An Early-Eleventh-Century Aquitanian Narrative, George Beech
George T. Beech
No abstract provided.
The Lord/Dependant (Vassal) Relationship: A Case Study From Aquitaine C. 1030, George Beech
The Lord/Dependant (Vassal) Relationship: A Case Study From Aquitaine C. 1030, George Beech
George T. Beech
This paper, a contribution to the current discussion on feudalism, is a study of a single, exceptionally well-documented lord/dependant (vassal) relationship from early eleventh century Aquitaine. It is based on an analysis of a 340-line narrative (Paris, BN, Lat., 5927) of a dispute between the Count of Poitiers and one of his castellans, Hugh of Lusignan. It examines successively, (1) the author's vocabulary of dependence, (2) contemporary conceptions of lordship and dependence, (3) the customary basis of this relationship; i.e. obligations, restrictions, and rights, (4) its landed, economic basis, and (5) its effectiveness. What distinguishes this narrative from the charters, …
Le Conventum D'Aquitaine (Vers 1030); Précurseur Des Premières Épopées, George Beech, Yves Chauvin, George Pon
Le Conventum D'Aquitaine (Vers 1030); Précurseur Des Premières Épopées, George Beech, Yves Chauvin, George Pon
George T. Beech
Les historiens de la féodalité connaissent depuis longtemps cet étrange document, ce Conventum des environs de 1030, qui raconte les souffrances de Hugues de Lusignan, maltraité par son suzerain Guillaume de Poitiers. A la fin Hugues déclare solennellement à son supérieur qu’il lui rend sa foi et hommage. Le Comte de Poitiers, qui se trouve à ce moment-là en position de faiblesse, cède, transige, et les choses se rétablissent dans leur ordre hiérarchique normal. Certes, il existe d’autres conventa, où sont ainsi consignés des conflits et leur solution juridique, mais aucun n’a l’ampleur ni la richesse d’épisodes du Conventum passé …
Hugh Of Lusignan: Agreement Between Lord And Vassal, George Beech
Hugh Of Lusignan: Agreement Between Lord And Vassal, George Beech
George T. Beech
No abstract provided.