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| Foreword | 1 | |
| Franks and Alamanni: A Discontinuous Ethnogenesis | 9 | |
| Dwellings, Settlements and Settlement Patterns in Merovingian Southwest Germany and Adjacent Areas | 33 | |
| An Unresolved Riddle: Early Medieval Incest Legislation | 107 | |
| Social Identities and Social Relationships in Early Merovingian Gaul | 141 | |
| Social Structure and Relations | 177 | |
| Jural Relations among the Franks and Alamanni | 213 | |
| Gregory's Cities: Urban Functions in Sixth-Century Gaul | 239 | |
| The Nature of Frankish Political Institutions in the Seventh Century | 285 | |
| Silverware in Early Medieval Gift Exchange: Imitatio Imperii and Objects of Memory | 317 | |
| The Influence of the Christian Franks on the Christian Vocabulary of Germany | 343 | |
| Current Issues and Future Directions in the Study of Franks and Alamanni in the Merovingian Period | 371 | |
| Index | 455 |
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Walter Harris
reviewed Franks and Alamanni in the Merovingian Period: An Ethnographic Perspective on June 02, 2014
Franks and Alamanni in the Merovingian Period
An okay overview dealing with the question of why, when in 1500 it looked as if France would be the dominant political player for the upcoming century, England and the Netherlands took the lead. Answers lie in the Wars of Religion and the monarchy's fiscal policy focusing on military campaigns paid for with credit.
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