War, Government and Society in the Medieval Crown of Aragon Book

Preface
The national defense clause: Princeps namque and the emergence of the Catalan state
Army mobilization, royal administration and the realm in the 13th-century Crown of Aragon
A shattered circle: eastern Spanish urban fortifications and their repair during the war of the Two Pedros
Rule and mis-rule in medieval Iberia
The King's right must be preferred to the Lord's: sovereignty and suzerainty in the treatises of Pere Albert
Rebellion on trial: the Aragonese Unión and its uneasy connection to royal law, 1265–1301
Structures of baronial dissent and revolt under Jaime I of Aragon-Catalonia (1213–76)
The 'treasons' of Bernat de Cabrera: government, law, and the individual in the late medieval crown of Aragon
Pere Albert: Barcelona canon, royal advocate, feudal theorist
Law and memory: the many aspects of the legal inquisition in the medieval crown of Aragon
Poetry in the dock: the court culture of Joan I on Trial (1396–98)
The line between memoir and history: James I and the Llibre dels Feyts
The essential enemy: the image of the Muslim as adversary and vassal in the law and literature of the medieval crown of Aragon
Index.