Henry the Second
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- Engelsk
- 138 sider
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"Henry the Second," written by Alice Stopford Green, is a thorough historical biography that covers the monarch Henry II of England's life, reign, and impact. Green's work examines Henry II's reign (1154-1189), focusing on his political abilities, legal changes, and part in building the Angevin Empire. The biography gives insight on Henry's complicated relationship with his wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine, as well as his turbulent contacts with Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Becket. Green depicts the intricate network of power struggles, alliances, and conflicts that marked Henry's rule through difficult research and powerful storytelling. The book analyzes Henry II's triumphs and challenges as a king, as well as his contributions to legal and administrative institutions that lay the framework for contemporary governance. Green's interesting story offers viewers a multifaceted view on the medieval world by providing insight into the cultural, political, and social dynamics of the time.
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- SprogEngelsk
- Sidetal138
- Udgivelsesdato01-11-2023
- ISBN139789359325521
- Forlag Double 9 Books
- FormatHæftet
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10 cm
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