Histoire des institutions monarchiques de la France sous les premiers Capétiens (987-1180), Tome 2 delves into the intricate history of French monarchical institutions during the early Capetian dynasty. Achille Luchaire meticulously examines the political and social structures that defined France between 987 and 1180. This historical work provides a detailed analysis of the development and evolution of royal power, feudal relationships, and administrative practices during a formative period in French history.

Luchaire's study offers valuable insights into the foundations of the French monarchy and its impact on the subsequent course of French civilization. This volume is an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in medieval history, French political institutions, and the Capetian dynasty.

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