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- Title
Between France, England and Burgundy: Amiens under the Lancastrian Dual Monarchy, 1422–35.
- Authors
Murphy, Neil
- Abstract
This article examines the nature of Lancastrian rule in France. It focuses on the town of Amiens, which lay at the intersection of Valois, Burgundian and Lancastrian power during the early decades of the fifteenth century. The article tracks the establishment and collapse of Lancastrian power in the region between 1422 and 1435, and uses the extensive administrative records for the period to understand the impact of Lancastrian rule on the political, social and economic structures of the town.
- Subjects
FRANCE; NORTHERN France; UNITED Kingdom; LOCAL history; CITIES &; towns; ARISTOCRACY (Social class); LANCASTER, House of; FRENCH monarchy -- History; REIGN of Henry VI, England, 1422-1461; REIGN of Charles VII, France, 1422-1461; HISTORY; URBAN history
- Publication
French History, 2012, Vol 26, Issue 2, p143
- ISSN
0269-1191
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1093/fh/crs008