Breve Historia del Feudalismo = Brief History of Feudalism - Barreras
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Here you will immerse yourself in the world of the Middle Ages, one filled with barbarians, Germanic tribes, Vikings, magnanimous kings, powerful lords and audacious knights. Thorough in scope, this easy to follow book dismantles old dogmas and shines a light on the great conquests and military achievements of numerous medieval kingdoms. With the help of David Barreras and Cristina Duran, you will travel through the feudal ages and discover the great changes that Europe underwent as the Germanic peoples made their mark across the continent, just as the Roman Empire went through its agonizing…mehr

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Here you will immerse yourself in the world of the Middle Ages, one filled with barbarians, Germanic tribes, Vikings, magnanimous kings, powerful lords and audacious knights. Thorough in scope, this easy to follow book dismantles old dogmas and shines a light on the great conquests and military achievements of numerous medieval kingdoms. With the help of David Barreras and Cristina Duran, you will travel through the feudal ages and discover the great changes that Europe underwent as the Germanic peoples made their mark across the continent, just as the Roman Empire went through its agonizing downfall and disintegration in the 5th century. A Brief History of Feudalism challenges old beliefs and images created around feudal government systems, so that the reader understands that is was not only a decadent period, but one in which the term "peasant" wasn't necessarily a term denoting "slave." Through the use of new source material, this book will help us get a better sense of this dark historic period, one filled with invasions, internal conflicts and wars--elements that will fascinate any fan of this historical period.
Autorenporträt
David Barreras has a degree in engineering and in industrial alimentation, but felt a strong interest in the mysteries of the past since childhood. He published several scientific articles and has his debut with his first historic novel about the Empire of Aragon. Cristina Duran Gomez was born in Ferrol in 1976, holds a master's degree in history and a bachelor's degree in criminology from the University of Santiago de Compostela. She reviewed Jose Antonio Peoa's book entitled "Martin I El Humano," for which she also wrote the prologue. Along with David Barreras, she has lately traveled through Europe and Asia collecting bibliographic and photographic equipment for the preparation of her work on Byzantium (a brief history of the Byzantine empire) and the Catalan naval empire.