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Realm Divided A Year In The Life Of Plantagenet England 2015 Dan Jones

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Realm Divided A Year In The Life Of Plantagenet England 2015 Dan Jones
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Publisher: Head of Zeus
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 8.96 MB
Author: Dan Jones
ISBN: 9781997182979, 1997182971
Language: English
Year: 2015

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Realm Divided A Year In The Life Of Plantagenet England 2015 Dan Jones by Dan Jones 9781997182979, 1997182971 instant download after payment.

1215 - the penultimate year of the reign of a king with the worst reputation of any in our history - saw England engulfed by crisis.

Weakened by the loss of Normandy, King John faced insurrection by his disgruntled barons. With the assistance of the Archbishop of Canterbury, they drew up a list of their demands. In June, in a quiet Thames-side water-meadow, John attached his regal seal - under oath - to a charter that set limits on regal power. In return, the barons renewed their vows of fealty. Groundbreaking though 'Magna Carta' was, it had scant immediate impact as England descended into civil war that would still be raging when John died the following year.

Dan Jones's vivid account of the vicissitudes of feudal power politics and the workings of 13th-century government is interwoven with a exploration of the lives of ordinary people: how and where they worked, what they wore, what they ate, and what role the Church played in their lives.

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