The reign of King Stephen (1135-1154) is remembered best for 'nineteen long winters' of civil war. Edmund King sheds light on the strengths & weaknesses of Stephen, who began his reign highly popular with the nobility, but in the end was obliged to cede his family's right of succession.Thaut's strength is not as a visionar
- Title : King Stephen (The English Monarchs Series)
- Author : Edmund King
- Rating : 4.54 (971 Vote)
- Publish : 2015-11-3
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 384 Pages
- Asin : 0300181957
- Language : English
The reign of King Stephen (1135-1154) is remembered best for 'nineteen long winters' of civil war. Edmund King sheds light on the strengths & weaknesses of Stephen, who began his reign highly popular with the nobility, but in the end was obliged to cede his family's right of succession.Thaut's strength is not as a visionary poet per se but as an integrator of various academic fields. It provides a step-by-step process for creating effective international technical documents in electronic, printed, graphic and verbal formats. Now he's on loan to the Feds. It reads like a wikiepedia article on steroids. I had so much I found useful I decided to try amazon to see if it would be cheap enough to just buy. How and the why of his death are not explained.However despite the narrative lapses and the somewhat annoying habits of referring to medieval institution in modern terms like the "press", "protection money" and "managerial disputes" the book is a very informative look at Stephan his family, his court and his remarkable rises and falls into and from power. Mostly it is a lot of circumstantial evidence with a generous helping of paranoia.I ended up reading this in two or three sittingsit was that captivating. Jonathan Maberry another. It will teach you how to play ska, rocksteady, dub and reggae. Who knows Cyril Scott Seems that the entire musical and literary work of Cyril Scott is a strong and simple thrust of "returning home" . This book brought back those wonderful memories. The author of this book was a leader in the field of Behavioral Kinesiology (which was also the original title, published in 1979).This book is important because Dr. The“Edmund King’s discussion of these issues is the fullest and most detailed to date, offered through the medium of a compelling biography of the king.”—Nigel Saul, History Today
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