THE DAVENANT PRESS

The Valois Dukes of Burgundy is intended as an introduction to the most flamboyant princes of late medieval Europe. It examines their place in contemporary Christendom, their control over the peculiar diversity of their territories, the cultural activity of their court and its relationship with the urban world of the Low Countries. It also examines the debate over the nature of Burgundian power and ‘statehood’.

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