Between 1066 and 1144, as a result of the Norman Conquest of England, Normandy and England shared a ruler for all but 15 of the 77 years - William the Conqueror from Christmas 1066 until September 1087, William Rufus from the autumn of 1096 until August 1100, Henry Beauclerc from the autumn of 1106 until December 1135 and Stephen from his coronation in England until Geoffrey Plantegenêt had completed his conquest of Normandy in 1144. All four rulers were «kings of the English»; the titles att..
Beauroy Jacques. Wilfred L. Warren. — The Governance of Norman and Angevin England 1086-1272, 1987 (...
Soon after the death of Henry I, his daughter Mathilda went into Normandy. She sailed across the Cha...
James Moore, The Norman aristocracy in the long eleventh century : three case studies, Thèse de doct...
Simple, land which would come to bear their name, Normandy.1 A century and a half later, the leader ...
The Norman Conquest of England in 1066 gave birth to the Anglo-Norman State (ANS). This paper treats...
The Norman Conquest of 1066 is perhaps one of the most debated events in history. Because of the out...
The duchy of Normandy was conquered three times in just over a century: from England (1099-1106), fr...
In 1204, Normandy submitted to King Philip Augustus of France but the kings of England refused to a...
From the ninth century on the Normans invaded the east coast of England and the northwestern coast o...
This dissertation challenges the traditional notions of the Anglo-Normans as rapacious colonizers of...
Descendants of the Vikings, the Normans adopted the language and customs of Northern France. Under D...
The Battle of Hastings in 1066 is the one date forever seared on the British national psyche. It ena...
Paul Hill, The Norman Commanders: Masters of Warfare 911-1135, Pen and Sword 2015. Résumé/abstract :...
This is a study of three aristocratic families significant in Normandy and England in the eleventh c...
Norman Expansion. Connections, Continuities and Contrasts, éd. K.J. Stringer - A. Jotischky, Farnham...
Beauroy Jacques. Wilfred L. Warren. — The Governance of Norman and Angevin England 1086-1272, 1987 (...
Soon after the death of Henry I, his daughter Mathilda went into Normandy. She sailed across the Cha...
James Moore, The Norman aristocracy in the long eleventh century : three case studies, Thèse de doct...
Simple, land which would come to bear their name, Normandy.1 A century and a half later, the leader ...
The Norman Conquest of England in 1066 gave birth to the Anglo-Norman State (ANS). This paper treats...
The Norman Conquest of 1066 is perhaps one of the most debated events in history. Because of the out...
The duchy of Normandy was conquered three times in just over a century: from England (1099-1106), fr...
In 1204, Normandy submitted to King Philip Augustus of France but the kings of England refused to a...
From the ninth century on the Normans invaded the east coast of England and the northwestern coast o...
This dissertation challenges the traditional notions of the Anglo-Normans as rapacious colonizers of...
Descendants of the Vikings, the Normans adopted the language and customs of Northern France. Under D...
The Battle of Hastings in 1066 is the one date forever seared on the British national psyche. It ena...
Paul Hill, The Norman Commanders: Masters of Warfare 911-1135, Pen and Sword 2015. Résumé/abstract :...
This is a study of three aristocratic families significant in Normandy and England in the eleventh c...
Norman Expansion. Connections, Continuities and Contrasts, éd. K.J. Stringer - A. Jotischky, Farnham...
Beauroy Jacques. Wilfred L. Warren. — The Governance of Norman and Angevin England 1086-1272, 1987 (...
Soon after the death of Henry I, his daughter Mathilda went into Normandy. She sailed across the Cha...
James Moore, The Norman aristocracy in the long eleventh century : three case studies, Thèse de doct...