Enfance de l’Europe — 2-Volume Set by Robert Fossier (1982)

A complete and continuous exploration of medieval Europe’s economic and social foundations, authored by one of France’s most respected medievalists. These two volumes form a seamless narrative—Volume I begins with human geography and spatial organization, while Volume II dives into structural dynamics and societal challenges.

Included Titles:
1.     Enfance de l'Europe: Aspects Économiques et Sociaux, Vol. 1 — L'homme et son espace
Robert Fossier, PUF, 1982, softcover, 615 pages
2.     Enfance de l'Europe: Aspects Économiques et Sociaux, Vol. 2 — Structures et problèmes
Robert Fossier, PUF, 1982, softcover, pages 616–1075

Why This Set Matters
This is not just a history—it’s a methodical excavation of how medieval Europeans lived, worked, and organized their world. Fossier’s work is foundational in medieval studies, blending rigorous data with humanistic insight.

Condition: Gently used vintage copies with light shelf wear. A few passages might be  underlined in pencil in some books and can be erased if desired. The first page bears the name of the original owner—Elisabeth

One only— Curated from my personal library built during years of study at the Sorbonne., ready to ship from California. 

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