Knight-service In Normandy In The Eleventh Century - Charles Homer Haskins - Bog

This classic monograph explores the institution of knighthood and the role of the nobility in Norman society during the eleventh century. Haskins draws on a wide range of sources, including chronicles, charters, and legal documents, to offer a detailed analysis of the duties and privileges of Norman knights. His work remains an important contribution to the study of medieval aristocracy and feudalism.
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