The Story of Mediaeval France

A comprehensive history of France during the Middle Ages, from the founding of the Capetian dynasty to the eve of the Renaissance. Written by Gustave Masson, a French historian and translator, this book covers the major political, social and cultural events of the period, as well as the rise of the French language and literature.

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