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STUDIES IN MEDIAEVAL HISTORY
It is hoped that this Series, intended in the first place for
students in the Universities, may help to bridge the gap between
the textbooks and the learned monographs in which English and
continental scholars of the present day are re-writing the story of
the Middle Ages. Its object is less to furnish an outline of facts,
than to introduce the student to major problems of interpretation.
I-II MEDIAEVAL GERMANY, 911-1250. Essays by
German historians, translated with an introduction by
G. BARRACLOUGH, 2nd imp., 1949, 2 Vols.: INTRO-
DUCTION 12s. 6d. net, ESSAYS 21s. net.
III CHURCH, STATE AND CHRISTIAN SOCIETY AT
THE TIME OF THE INVESTITURE CONTEST.
By G. TELLENBACH, translated by R. F. BENNETT, 2nd
imp., 1949, 18s. net.
IV KINGSHIP AND LAW IN THE MIDDLE AGES.
By F. KERN, translated by S. B. CHRIMES, 2nd imp., 1949,
18s. net.
V In Preparation.
VI CROWN, COMMUNITY AND PARLIAMENT IN
THE LATER MIDDLE AGES. By GAILLARD T.
LAPSLEY, edited by HELEN M. CAM and G. BARRACLOUGH,
1951, 30s. net.
VII AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE
HISTORY OF MEDIAEVAL ENGLAND. By S. B.
CHRIMES, 1952, 27s. 6d. net.
VIII STUDIES IN THE AGRARIAN HISTORY OF
ENGLAND IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY.
By E. A. KOSMINSKY, edited by R. H. HILTON, translated
from the Russian by RUTH KISCH, 1956, 37s. 7d. net.
IX THE CAROLINGIAN EMPIRE. By H. FICHTENAU,
translated by P. MUNZ, 1957, 25s. net.

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Carolingian Empire. Contributors: Heinrich Fichtenau - author, Peter Munz - transltr. Publisher: Blackwell. Place of Publication: Oxford. Publication Year: 1957. Page Number: ii.
    
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