Lettres De Philippe-le-bel Relatives Au Pays De GÃ(c)vaudan...

Lettres De Philippe-le-bel Relatives Au Pays De Gévaudan... is a collection of letters from Philip IV, King of France (1285-1314), pertaining to the Gévaudan region. These historical documents offer insight into the administration, governance, and concerns of the French monarchy during the late medieval period. The letters shed light on the relationship between the crown and a specific province, revealing details of legal, economic, and social matters. This collection is invaluable for historians and researchers interested in French history, medieval studies, and the evolution of royal power. The book provides primary source material for understanding the complexities of royal administration and the daily life of the Gévaudan region during Philip IV's reign.
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