Germigny-l'Exempt: ou Les Trois Deniers de Gaspard Six essais autour d'un monument d'art et d'histoire (French Edition)

by Emmanuel Legeard

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glarzat French historical anthropology. The book explores the physical and psychological world of the French rural populations in the Middle Ages.

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A work of medieval anthropological history in the same vein as Le Roy Ladurie's Montaillou, and written with style, Emmanuel Legeard's "Germigny-l'Exempt" shows how a French village evolved from a Gallo-Roman villa to one of the most powerful strongholds in Europe, became the cradle of the Bourbon's power and eventually received an extraordinary church, just to fall back into oblivion at the beginning of the Renaissance period. An amazing book, that deserves to be translated.

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People/Characters
King Louis VI "Le Gros"
Important places
Germigny l'Exempt, Berry, France
Important events
Cathar Crusade (July 1209 – April 12, 1229)
Original language
French

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Nonfiction, Anthropology, History

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