Rebellion in Medieval Europe, c.1000-c.1500
By Adrian Jobson (Editor), Harriet Kersey (Editor), Gordon McKelvie (Editor), Adrian Jobson (Contribution by), Bj rn Weiler (Contribution by), Charlotte Pickard (Contribution by), Daniel Gneckow (Contribution by), David Stephenson (Contribution by), Diana Martins (Contribution by), Fernando Arias Guill n (Contribution by), Gordon McKelvie (Contribution by), Harriet Kersey (Contribution by), Kim Bergqvist (Contribution by), Martin Kaufhold (Contribution by), Michael Hicks (Contribution by), Milan Pajic (Contribution by), Philippa Byrne (Contribution by), Simon Egan (Contribution by), Tam s P losfalvi (Contribution by)
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By Adrian Jobson (Editor), Harriet Kersey (Editor), Gordon McKelvie (Editor), Adrian Jobson (Contribution by), Bj rn Weiler (Contribution by), Charlotte Pickard (Contribution by), Daniel Gneckow (Contribution by), David Stephenson (Contribution by), Diana Martins (Contribution by), Fernando Arias Guill n (Contribution by), Gordon McKelvie (Contribution by), Harriet Kersey (Contribution by), Kim Bergqvist (Contribution by), Martin Kaufhold (Contribution by), Michael Hicks (Contribution by), Milan Pajic (Contribution by), Philippa Byrne (Contribution by), Simon Egan (Contribution by), Tam s P losfalvi (Contribution by)
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Essays exploring the dynamics of rebellion across Europe - from Sweden and Slovakia to the Iberian Peninsula and Hungary - over five centuries.
Rebellion was a fundamental part of the political ecosystem of the Middle Ages. Medieval Europe witnessed numerous instances of noble rebellion, popular protest and communal resistance against political authority. However, most scholarship has focused on the causes and/or life cycle of the most famous individual movements, such as the Barons' War in ...
Rebellion was a fundamental part of the political ecosystem of the Middle Ages. Medieval Europe witnessed numerous instances of noble rebellion, popular protest and communal resistance against political authority. However, most scholarship has focused on the causes and/or life cycle of the most famous individual movements, such as the Barons' War in ...






















