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studies on the ruling classes of France and Germany from the sixth to the twelfth century
Reuter, T. Introduction.--Genicot, L. Recent research on the medieval nobility.--Schmid, K. The structure of the nobility in the earlier Middle Ages.--Hauck, K. The literature of house and kindred associated with medieval noble families, illustrated from eleventh- and twelfth-century satires on the nobility.--Vercauteren, F. A kindred in northern France in the eleventh and twelfth centuries.--Irsigler, F. On the aristocratic character of early Frankish society.--Werner, K. F. Important noble families in the Kingdom of Charlemagne.--Tellenbach, G. From the Carolingian imperial nobility to the German estate of imperial princes.--Werner, K. F. Kingdom and principality in twelfth-century France.--Bosl, K. Noble unfreedom: the rise of the ministeriales in Germany.--Winter, J. M. van. The knightly aristocracy of the Middle Ages as a "social class."
edited and translated by Timothy Reuter.