Charlemagne An Anglo-norman Poem Of The Twelfth Century: Now First Published With An Introduction And A Glossarial Index
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This volume presents the first publication of "Charlemagne: An Anglo-Norman Poem of the Twelfth Century." Edited with an introduction and glossarial index by Francisque Michel, this edition offers a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of medieval literature and history. The poem, written in Anglo-Norman, provides a unique window into the cultural and linguistic landscape of 12th-century England. It explores themes of heroism, kingship, and the enduring legacy of Charlemagne, a pivotal figure in European history.
Students of medieval French, Anglo-Norman language, and epic poetry will find this meticulously prepared edition an indispensable addition to their libraries. Michel's introduction offers historical context, while the glossarial index aids in understanding the nuances of the Anglo-Norman dialect. "Charlemagne" stands as a testament to the rich literary heritage of the medieval period and its continuing relevance to our understanding of European identity.
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