Routledge Capetian France 987-1328 - History Book

Explore the evolution of a nation with Capetian France 987-1328. This authoritative book provides a detailed overview of how France developed across four centuries. It tracks the transformation of the country from the weak beginnings of Hugh Capet in 987 to the establishment of a powerful dynasty that dominated western Europe for over 300 years. This third edition has been carefully updated to include new scholarship that has emerged since the last release. Readers can examine the political, religious, social, and cultural changes that shaped this era. The text is supported by helpful visual aids including images, maps, and family trees to help you follow the complex history of the Capetian dynasty. Whether you are a student or a history enthusiast, this volume offers a clear look at the foundations of the French state.