King John, The fourth son of Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine, his personality was so distorted by chroniclers such as Roger of Wendover and Matthew Paris that the author has set out to investigate his acts and how he was seen against the background of his predecessors, [Life was easier when the British disease - according to the French - was syphilis. Now it has become knock people when the are up and idolize them when they makes mistakes and go down, history gets so confusing],

Bookseller

Crouch Rare Books (GB)

Bookseller's Inventory #

95224

Title

King John, The fourth son of Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine, his personality was so distorted by chroniclers such as Roger of Wendover and Matthew Paris that the author has set out to investigate his acts and how he was seen against the background of his predecessors, [Life was easier when the British disease - according to the French - was syphilis. Now it has become knock people when the are up and idolize them when they makes mistakes and go down, history gets so confusing],

Author

Warren, W.L.,

Format/Binding

See description

Book Condition

Used

Publisher

published by Eyre Methuen, London, 1978,

Keywords

Mediaeval History, European History, Mediaeval Literature, Art, Medieval

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