The Last Capetians (1270-1328 CE) (Medieval France Untold History Book 5)
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The Last Capetians (1270-1328 CE) (Medieval France Untold History Book 5)

by Dominic Norman

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In The King Who Condemned the Templars, part of the Untold History series on Medieval France, author Dominic Norman explores the dramatic events leading to the order's downfall. This account sheds light on the political intrigue and royal decisions that defined an era, offering fresh perspectives on a transformative moment in history.

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The King Who Condemned the Templars delves into a pivotal chapter of Medieval France, focusing on the events surrounding the Templar order's demise.

This book examines the historical context of the period, highlighting the political and religious tensions that led to the condemnation.

Through detailed accounts, it reveals the broader implications for French history and the legacy of these events.

Readers gain insight into the untold aspects of this era, presented with clarity and depth.

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