• *Frontmatter, pg. i*Contents, pg. v*Foreword, pg. ix*Chapter 1. Domesday Book and the Anglo-Norman Synthesis, pg. 3*Chapter 2. Cluniac Administration and Administrators in the Twelfth Century, pg. 17*Chapter 3. The Friars and the Delineation of State Boundaries in the Thirteenth Century, pg. 31*Chapter 4. The Administrators of the Aids in Normandy, 1360-1380, pg. 41*Chapter 5. Italian Diplomatic History: A Case for the Smaller Commune, pg. 55*Chapter 6. The Significance of the "Feudal Period" in the Monetary History of Europe, pg. 77*Chapter 7. Credit, Prices and Agrarian Production in Catalonia: a Templar Account (1180-1188), pg. 87*Chapter 8. Royal Finance and the Crisis of 1297, pg. 103*Chapter 9. The Accounts of Cepperello da Prato for the Tax on Nouveaux Acquits in the Bailliage of Troyes, pg. 111*Chapter 10. Northern European Sea Power and the Straits of Gibraltar, 1031-1350 A.D., pg. 139*Chapter 11. Supplying Aigues-Mortes for the Crusade of 1248: The Problem of Restructuring Trade, pg. 165*Chapter 12. Castilian Merchants in England, 1248-1350, pg. 173*Chapter 13. Proxy in Medieval Trade, pg. 187*Chapter 14. The Fairs of Nimes: Evidence on Their Function, Importance, and Demise, pg. 195*Chapter 15. The Government of Calais in 1363, pg. 207*Chapter 16. Investigating Urban Uprisings with Examples from Hanseatic Towns, 1374-1416, pg. 215*Chapter 17. The Counts of Mortain and the Origins of theNorman Congregation of Savigny, pg. 237*Chapter 18. The Castles of the Trencavels: A Preliminary Aerial Survey, pg. 255*Chapter 19. Ennoblement by the Crown and Social Stratification in France 1285-1322: A Prosopographical Survey, pg. 273*Chapter 20. Obligations of the Church in English Society: Military Arrays of the Clergy, 1369-1418, pg. 293*Chapter 21. The Personal Development of Peter Damian, pg. 317*Chapter 22. An "Angel of Philadelphia" in the Reign of Philip the Fair: The Case of Guiard of Cressonessart, pg. 343*Chapter 23. Royal Salvation and Needs of State in Late Capetian France, pg. 365*Chapter 24. Queens, Queans, and Kingship: An Inquiry into Theories of Royal Legitimacy in Late Medieval England and France, pg. 385*Chapter 25. Philosophy and Citizenship in the Thirteenth Century--Laicisation, the Two Laws and Aristotle, pg. 401*Footnotes, pg. 409*Index, pg. 573

Teofilo F. Ruiz, Winner of the 2011 National Humanities Medal

• *Frontmatter, pg. i*Contents, pg. v*Foreword, pg. ix*Chapter 1. Domesday Book and the Anglo-Norman Synthesis, pg. 3*Chapter 2. Cluniac Administration and Administrators in the Twelfth Century, pg. 17*Chapter 3. The Friars and the Delineation of State Boundaries in the Thirteenth Century, pg. 31*Chapter 4. The Administrators of the Aids in Normandy, 1360-1380, pg. 41*Chapter 5. Italian Diplomatic History: A Case for the Smaller Commune, pg. 55*Chapter 6. The Significance of the "Feudal Period" in the Monetary History of Europe, pg. 77*Chapter 7. Credit, Prices and Agrarian Production in Catalonia: a Templar Account (1180-1188), pg. 87*Chapter 8. Royal Finance and the Crisis of 1297, pg. 103*Chapter 9. The Accounts of Cepperello da Prato for the Tax on Nouveaux Acquits in the Bailliage of Troyes, pg. 111*Chapter 10. Northern European Sea Power and the Straits of Gibraltar, 1031-1350 A.D., pg. 139*Chapter 11. Supplying Aigues-Mortes for the Crusade of 1248: The Problem of Restructuring Trade, pg. 165*Chapter 12. Castilian Merchants in England, 1248-1350, pg. 173*Chapter 13. Proxy in Medieval Trade, pg. 187*Chapter 14. The Fairs of Nimes: Evidence on Their Function, Importance, and Demise, pg. 195*Chapter 15. The Government of Calais in 1363, pg. 207*Chapter 16. Investigating Urban Uprisings with Examples from Hanseatic Towns, 1374-1416, pg. 215*Chapter 17. The Counts of Mortain and the Origins of theNorman Congregation of Savigny, pg. 237*Chapter 18. The Castles of the Trencavels: A Preliminary Aerial Survey, pg. 255*Chapter 19. Ennoblement by the Crown and Social Stratification in France 1285-1322: A Prosopographical Survey, pg. 273*Chapter 20. Obligations of the Church in English Society: Military Arrays of the Clergy, 1369-1418, pg. 293*Chapter 21. The Personal Development of Peter Damian, pg. 317*Chapter 22. An "Angel of Philadelphia" in the Reign of Philip the Fair: The Case of Guiard of Cressonessart, pg. 343*Chapter 23. Royal Salvation and Needs of State in Late Capetian France, pg. 365*Chapter 24. Queens, Queans, and Kingship: An Inquiry into Theories of Royal Legitimacy in Late Medieval England and France, pg. 385*Chapter 25. Philosophy and Citizenship in the Thirteenth Century--Laicisation, the Two Laws and Aristotle, pg. 401*Footnotes, pg. 409*Index, pg. 573

Teofilo F. Ruiz, Winner of the 2011 National Humanities Medal

• *Frontmatter, pg. i*Contents, pg. v*Foreword, pg. ix*Chapter 1. Domesday Book and the Anglo-Norman Synthesis, pg. 3*Chapter 2. Cluniac Administration and Administrators in the Twelfth Century, pg. 17*Chapter 3. The Friars and the Delineation of State Boundaries in the Thirteenth Century, pg. 31*Chapter 4. The Administrators of the Aids in Normandy, 1360-1380, pg. 41*Chapter 5. Italian Diplomatic History: A Case for the Smaller Commune, pg. 55*Chapter 6. The Significance of the "Feudal Period" in the Monetary History of Europe, pg. 77*Chapter 7. Credit, Prices and Agrarian Production in Catalonia: a Templar Account (1180-1188), pg. 87*Chapter 8. Royal Finance and the Crisis of 1297, pg. 103*Chapter 9. The Accounts of Cepperello da Prato for the Tax on Nouveaux Acquits in the Bailliage of Troyes, pg. 111*Chapter 10. Northern European Sea Power and the Straits of Gibraltar, 1031-1350 A.D., pg. 139*Chapter 11. Supplying Aigues-Mortes for the Crusade of 1248: The Problem of Restructuring Trade, pg. 165*Chapter 12. Castilian Merchants in England, 1248-1350, pg. 173*Chapter 13. Proxy in Medieval Trade, pg. 187*Chapter 14. The Fairs of Nimes: Evidence on Their Function, Importance, and Demise, pg. 195*Chapter 15. The Government of Calais in 1363, pg. 207*Chapter 16. Investigating Urban Uprisings with Examples from Hanseatic Towns, 1374-1416, pg. 215*Chapter 17. The Counts of Mortain and the Origins of theNorman Congregation of Savigny, pg. 237*Chapter 18. The Castles of the Trencavels: A Preliminary Aerial Survey, pg. 255*Chapter 19. Ennoblement by the Crown and Social Stratification in France 1285-1322: A Prosopographical Survey, pg. 273*Chapter 20. Obligations of the Church in English Society: Military Arrays of the Clergy, 1369-1418, pg. 293*Chapter 21. The Personal Development of Peter Damian, pg. 317*Chapter 22. An "Angel of Philadelphia" in the Reign of Philip the Fair: The Case of Guiard of Cressonessart, pg. 343*Chapter 23. Royal Salvation and Needs of State in Late Capetian France, pg. 365*Chapter 24. Queens, Queans, and Kingship: An Inquiry into Theories of Royal Legitimacy in Late Medieval England and France, pg. 385*Chapter 25. Philosophy and Citizenship in the Thirteenth Century--Laicisation, the Two Laws and Aristotle, pg. 401*Footnotes, pg. 409*Index, pg. 573

Teofilo F. Ruiz, Winner of the 2011 National Humanities Medal