Saint Ferdinand III (1198?-1252).

Saint Ferdinand III (1198?-1252) by Joseph Laurentie presents a detailed historical account of the life and reign of Ferdinand III, King of Castile and LeÃ3n. This French-language biography explores Ferdinand's significant role in the Reconquista, his devout religious practices, and his eventual canonization as a saint. The book delves into the political landscape of medieval Spain, highlighting Ferdinand's military campaigns and his efforts to consolidate Christian power. Laurentie's work provides valuable insights into the religious and cultural context of the 13th century, offering readers a comprehensive portrait of a monarch revered for his piety and leadership.
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