دانلود کتاب Violence and the State in Languedoc, 1250-1400

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List of illustrations ix Acknowledgements x Abbreviations xii Map xiv Introduction. History, historians, and seigneurial war 1 Approaches to seigneurial war 5 Prosecutions and pardons: the sources for seigneurial warfare 12 The definition and quantification of warfare 17 The plan of the book 20 1. War and peace in post-albigensian Languedoc, 1250–1270 24 God’s peace: the ideology of Capetian peace-keeping to 1270 26 An on-going battle: seigneurial wars after the Albigensian Crusade 35 Peace-keeping and the new order: the administration of justice 44 Conclusion 55 2. Philip the Fair’s mission from God, 1270–1314 57 A mission from God: ideological and normative developments 58 A more localized phenomenon: seigneurial war under Philip the Fair 66 Policy, protection, and privilege: the judicial prosecution of warfare 72 Conclusion 81 3. The last Capetians and the Hundred Years War, 1315–1350 83 Legislation: seigneurial reaction and royal retrenchment 85 The fall and rise of seigneurial warfare in the South 91 Justice: a new role for legislation 98 Administration: the evolution of authority in difficulty 104 Conclusion 113 4. The changing experience of violence, 1350–1364 115 Legislation: the valorization of order 118 A rising tide of violence: seigneurial war before and after Poitiers 125 Justice, corruption, and self-help 133 Legitimate violence: the redefinition of authority 142 Conclusion 148 5. Violence and the state, 1365–1400 150 The 'laws of war': social and ideological developments 153 A darkening mirror: seigneurial war, 1365–1400 159 The memory of justice 169 '...ala hobediensa del Rey de Franssa': legitimacy and licence 172 Conclusion 178 Conclusion 180 Appendix A: Royal ordonnances regarding seigneurial war 185 Appendix B: Seigneurial wars in southern France 191 Bibliography 196 Index 216