Medieval Europeans

Chapter 1 Law and Ethnic Identity in the Western Kingdoms in the Fifth and Sixth Centuries

Chapter 2 The Emergence of English Identity, 700–1000

Chapter 3 The Making of England and Germany, 850–1050: Points of Comparison and Difference

Chapter 5 John of Fordun and the Independent Identity of the Scots

Chapter 6 Higden’s Britain

Chapter 7 ‘National’ Requisitioning for ‘Public’ Use of ‘Private’ Castles in Pre-Nation State France

Chapter 8 The Trojan Origins of the French: The Commencement of a Myth’s Demise, 1450–1520

Chapter 9 The Invention of Rus(sia)(s): Some Remarks on Medieval and Modern Perceptions of Continuity and Discontinuity

Chapter 10 Civic Pride versus Feelings for Italy in the Age of Dante

Chapter 11 The Notion of ‘Lombard’ and ‘Lombardy’ in the Middle Ages

Chapter 12 European Nationality, Race and Commonwealth in the Writings of Sir Francis Palgrave, 1788–1861