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2005, ISBN: 9780472114597

Geoffrey Malaterra's 'Deeds of Count Roger' is the most important extant account of the Norman conquest of Muslim Silicy (1061-91). This volume includes a translation of the Latin origina… Mehr…

Geoffrey Malaterra's 'Deeds of Count Roger' is the most important extant account of the Norman conquest of Muslim Silicy (1061-91). This volume includes a translation of the Latin original as well as an introduction, notes, and maps. 'The Deeds of Count Roger' fills a gap in the primary literature pertaining to the earliest phase of Latin Christian expansion at the expense of Islam, since the Norman conquests in Sicily were more or less contemporary with the First Crusade and the beginnings of the Spanish 'Reconquista,' The account also illustrates the complexity of medieval historical writing, with Malaterra on the one hand praising the Normans for their military achievements and on the other subtly criticising the 'lust for domination' that inspired them. Kenneth Baxter Wolf is Professor of History at Pomona College. Buch (fremdspr.) Kenneth Baxter Wolf gebundene Ausgabe, The University of Michigan Press, 28.02.2005, The University of Michigan Press, 2005<

ISBN: 9780472114597

Geoffrey Malaterra's 'Deeds of Count Roger' is the most important extant account of the Norman conquest of Muslim Silicy (1061-91). This volume includes a translation of the Latin origina… Mehr…

Geoffrey Malaterra's 'Deeds of Count Roger' is the most important extant account of the Norman conquest of Muslim Silicy (1061-91). This volume includes a translation of the Latin original as well as an introduction, notes, and maps. 'The Deeds of Count Roger' fills a gap in the primary literature pertaining to the earliest phase of Latin Christian expansion at the expense of Islam, since the Norman conquests in Sicily were more or less contemporary with the First Crusade and the beginnings of the Spanish 'Reconquista,' The account also illustrates the complexity of medieval historical writing, with Malaterra on the one hand praising the Normans for their military achievements and on the other subtly criticising the 'lust for domination' that inspired them. Kenneth Baxter Wolf is Professor of History at Pomona College. Bücher > Fremdsprachige Bücher > Englische Bücher 238 x 163 x 23 mm , The University of Michigan Press, The University of Michigan Press<

2005, ISBN: 9780472114597

Buch, Hardcover, [PU: The University of Michigan Press], The University of Michigan Press, 2005

2005, ISBN: 9780472114597

Hardcover, Buch, [PU: The University of Michigan Press]