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Like his crusading father before him, Simon de Montfort's combination of charisma, determination and fearlessness, reinforced by a wife with similar qualities, made him one of the greatest men of his age. This biography follows his life from his birth and upbringing in France until his defeat and death at the hands of the future Edward I. The pivotal year was 1264, when Montfort captured Henry III in battle, established a constitutional monarchy and, in the act he is most famous for, revolutionised the representation of Parliament, the future Commons. While calling him the founder of that institution begs too much, Montfort recognised and cultivated a new awakening in national identity and political awareness not seen since before the Norman Conquest two centuries earlier.Henry's long reign of fifty-six years saw many changes taking place in England and on the Continent, most strikingly the rise of humanism and power politics, and Montfort's entrΓ©e to the courts of Paris and Rome was instrumental in his rebellion against the king. Not for another four hundred years, until the advent of Oliver Cromwell, would England see a revolution led by a figure of comparable stature.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Preface
- Cast of Characters
- Timeline
- Genealogical Table and Maps
- Introduction: All the Thunder and Lightning in the World
- 1 - Steel and Wax, 1208β1231
- 2 - More of the Great Bounty, 1232β1238
- 3 - The Churching, 1239β1243
- 4 - On the Margins of Favour, 1244β1248
- 5 - The Trial, 1249β1253
- 6 - Shifting Alliances, 1254β1255
- 7 - Famine Before Revolution, 1256β1257
- 8 - 1258
- 9 - For and Against the Common Enterprise, 1259β1260
- 10 - Royalist Resurgence, 1261β1262
- 11 - The Return of the Alien, 1263
- 12 - Lewes and the Days of May, 1264/I
- 13 - The Rise of the Montfortian State, 1264/II
- 14 - Darkness at Evesham, 1265
- 15 - Aftermath, 1266β1337
- Picture Section
- Bibliography
- Notes and Commentary
- List of Illustrations