Britain and the Continent 1000-1300 The

Matthew here describes the tangled web of interactions between the British kingdoms and Continental Europe during the period 1000-1300, and cogently assesses what advantage was taken of these opportunities on the broadest possible front.

Donald Matthew is Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Reading

General editor's preface	vii
Preface	ix
1 Introduction	1	(25)
2 The Norman Conquest and its implications	26	(29)
3 Pushing against the frontiers	55	(33)
4 The Angevin Empire: English influence on the Continent at its zenith	88	(41)
5 The loss of Normandy	129	(33)
6 Making a living out of Europe	162	(38)
7 The papal lordship of England and Ireland	200	(39)
8 Coming to grips with France	239	(36)
Conclusion	275	(5)
Abbreviations	280	(4)
Notes	284	(28)
Further reading	312	(2)
Index	314

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Britain and the Continent 1000-1300 The Impact of the Norman Conquest

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