Titlebook: Walled Towns and the Shaping of France; From the Medieval to Michael Wolfe Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc.

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Urban Legacies and Medieval Trends up to 1100nce five thousand years ago. This ambivalence became more pronounced in the timbered stockades around later Celtic villages, described first by Julius Caesar. Roman military encampments laid out by priests with the intersecting lines of the . and . defined a central enclosed space yet pointed to the

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Capetian Expansion and New Urbanism, 1225–1325sential framework for the return of public governance in the lands of old Francia. Leading the way were the Capetians, whose ascendancy prompted like efforts by other regional rulers, such as the counts of Flanders, Champagne, and Toulouse, the dukes of Brittany and Burgundy, and, above all, the kin

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and the Hundred Years’ Warland and men’s loyalties—remained little changed since the twelfth century. Yet for towns in France, this period brought decisive change in their governance and appearance. The crisis and near collapse of royal authority, particularly under Charles VI and the minority of his son, the Dauphin, togeth

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Royal Rulers and Bastioned Townss. Yet the insecurity caused by these conflicts remained largely confined along the expanded frontiers of the kingdom following the Hundred Years’ War and Burgundian War.. Inside these boundaries the long domestic peace that France enjoyed discouraged the previous high commitment to strengthening ur

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Royal Rulers and Bastioned Townss. Yet the insecurity caused by these conflicts remained largely confined along the expanded frontiers of the kingdom following the Hundred Years’ War and Burgundian War.. Inside these boundaries the long domestic peace that France enjoyed discouraged the previous high commitment to strengthening ur

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