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Hardback. Condition: New. An interdisciplinary approach to a crucial part of the systems of medieval authority and governance.In the medieval world, what happened when a figure of recognised authority was absent? What terminology, principles and solutions of proxy authority were developed and adopted? Did these solutions differ and change over time depending on whether the absence was short or long and caused by issues of incapacity, minority, disputed succession, geography or elective absenteeism? Did the models of proxy authority adopted by ruling dynasties and large institutions influence the proxy choices of lesser authority? The circumstances and consequences of absentee authority, a major aspect of the systems of medieval power, are the focus of this volume. Ranging across the realms of medieval Europe (but with a focus upon the British Isles and France), its essays embrace a wide variety of experience - royal, parliamentary, conciliar, magnatial, military, ecclesiastical (papal to parochial), burghal, household, minoror major, male or female, exiled, captive or infirm - and explore not merely political developments, but the dynastic, diplomatic, financial, ideological, religious and cultural ramifications of such episodes. Frédérique Lachaud is Professor of medieval history at the Université de Lorraine, France; Michael Penman is Senior Lecturer in history at the University of Stirling, Scotland. Contributors: James Bothwell Michelle Bubenicek, Léonard Dauphant , Bruno Dumézil, Laurent Hablot, Torsten Hiltmann, Tom Horler-Underwood, Robert Houghton, Olivier de Laborderie, Frédérique Lachaud, Hans Jacob Orning, Michael Penman. Norman Reid.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. An interdisciplinary approach to a crucial part of the systems of medieval authority and governance.In the medieval world, what happened when a figure of recognised authority was absent? What terminology, principles and solutions of proxy authority were developed and adopted? Did these solutions differ and change over time depending on whether the absence was short or long and caused by issues of incapacity, minority, disputed succession, geography or elective absenteeism? Did the models of proxy authority adopted by ruling dynasties and large institutions influence the proxy choices of lesser authority? The circumstances and consequences of absentee authority, a major aspect of the systems of medieval power, are the focus of this volume. Ranging across the realms of medieval Europe (but with a focus upon the British Isles and France), its essays embrace a wide variety of experience - royal, parliamentary, conciliar, magnatial, military, ecclesiastical (papal to parochial), burghal, household, minoror major, male or female, exiled, captive or infirm - and explore not merely political developments, but the dynastic, diplomatic, financial, ideological, religious and cultural ramifications of such episodes. Frédérique Lachaud is Professor of medieval history at the Université de Lorraine, France; Michael Penman is Senior Lecturer in history at the University of Stirling, Scotland. Contributors: James Bothwell Michelle Bubenicek, Léonard Dauphant , Bruno Dumézil, Laurent Hablot, Torsten Hiltmann, Tom Horler-Underwood, Robert Houghton, Olivier de Laborderie, Frédérique Lachaud, Hans Jacob Orning, Michael Penman. Norman Reid.…

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Paperback, VIII+261 p., 160 x 240 mm. ISBN 9782503527437. Les strategies familiales au Moyen Age recourent a un vaste eventail de dispositifs destines a assurer la survie de la famille et du pouvoir qu'elle gere parfois. Mariages, alliances, processus d'adoption meme permettent de conserver et d'etendre l'identite familiale, que ce soit sous la forme de la lignee ou de la parente large; mais ce sont sans doute les strategies adoptees au moment des successions qui sont les plus cruciales pour la perpetuation des familles. Les etudes reunies ici tentent de confronter et de comparer les systemes de succession en vigueur dans les differentes regions d'Occident, de la Russie a l'Irlande, de la Scandinavie a la peninsule Iberique. Dans le cas des successions princieres, elles demontrent que l'etude du principe electoral permet de mieux comprendre, a contrario, ce qui fait la force du sentiment dynastique, jamais absent. Et la comparaison avec d'autres domaines ou jouent les processus de succession, qu'il s'agisse de l'Eglise ou de l'ffice, vient alimenter des interrogations nouvelles sur les formes du desir de perennite. Language : French, English. 0 g.…

Condition: gut. Making and breaking the rules: succession in medieval Europe, c. 1000-c.1600. Etablir et abolir les normes: la succession dans l'Europe medievale, vers 1000-vers 1600 Proceedings of the colloquium held on 6-7-8 April 2006. Actes de la conference tenue les 6, 7 et 8 avril 2006, Institute of Historical Research (University of London) In deutscher Sprache. pages. …

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Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the medieval world, what happened when a figure of recognised authority was absent What terminology, principles and solutions of proxy authority were developed and adopted Did these solutions differ and change over time depending on whether the absence was short or long and caused by issues of incapacity, minority, disputed succession, geography or elective absenteeism Did the models of proxy authority adopted by ruling dynasties and large institutions influence the proxy choices of lesser authority The circumstances and consequences of absentee authority, a major aspect of the systems of medieval power, are the focus of this volume. Ranging across the realms of medieval Europe (but with a focus upon the British Isles and France), its essays embrace a wide variety of experience - royal, parliamentary, conciliar, magnatial, military, ecclesiastical (papal to parochial), burghal, household, minor or major, male or female, exiled, captive or infirm - and explore not merely political developments, but the dynastic, diplomatic, financial, ideological, religious and cultural ramifications of such episodes. Frederique Lachaud is Professor of medieval history at the Universite de Lorraine, France; Michael Penman is Senior Lecturer in history at the University of Stirling, Scotland. Contributors: James Bothwell Michelle Bubenicek, Leonard Dauphant, Bruno Dumezil, Laurent Hablot, Torsten Hiltmann, Tom Horler-Underwood, Robert Houghton, Olivier de Laborderie, Frederique Lachaud, Hans Jacob Orning, Michael Penman. Norman Reid.…