Absentee Authority across Medieval Europe
By Fr d rique Lachaud (Editor), Michael A Penman (Editor), Michael A Penman (Contribution by), Fr d rique Lachaud (Contribution by), Bruno Dum zil (Contribution by), Laurent Hablot (Contribution by), Robert Houghton (Contribution by), Olivier de Laborderie (Contribution by), Tom Horler-Underwood (Contribution by), J. S. Bothwell (Contribution by), L onard Dauphant (Contribution by), Michelle Bubenicek (Contribution by), Norman Reid (Contribution by), Hans Jacob Orning (Contribution by), Torsten Hiltmann (Contribution by)
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By Fr d rique Lachaud (Editor), Michael A Penman (Editor), Michael A Penman (Contribution by), Fr d rique Lachaud (Contribution by), Bruno Dum zil (Contribution by), Laurent Hablot (Contribution by), Robert Houghton (Contribution by), Olivier de Laborderie (Contribution by), Tom Horler-Underwood (Contribution by), J. S. Bothwell (Contribution by), L onard Dauphant (Contribution by), Michelle Bubenicek (Contribution by), Norman Reid (Contribution by), Hans Jacob Orning (Contribution by), Torsten Hiltmann (Contribution by)
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An interdisciplinary approach to a crucial part of the systems of medieval authority and governance.
In the medieval world, what happened when a figure of recognised authority was absent? What terminology, principles and solutions of proxy authority were developed and adopted? Did these solutions differ and change over time depending on whether the absence was short or long and caused by issues of incapacity, minority, disputed succession, geography or elective absenteeism? Did the models of...
In the medieval world, what happened when a figure of recognised authority was absent? What terminology, principles and solutions of proxy authority were developed and adopted? Did these solutions differ and change over time depending on whether the absence was short or long and caused by issues of incapacity, minority, disputed succession, geography or elective absenteeism? Did the models of...






















