Moyen Âge Européen: XIIIe–XVe Siècles — 3-Volume Scholarly Bundle

A curated set of French-language volumes from the Nouvelle Clio series, exploring the evolution of European society from the flourishing of the 13th century to the complex transformations of the late Middle Ages. These works offer rigorous analysis of political institutions, economic systems, and social dynamics across France and Western Europe.

Included Titles:
1.     Le XIIIe Siècle Européen — Léopold Genicot (Nouvelle Clio, PUF, 1968, hardcover, 408 pages)
2.     L’Occident aux XIVe et XVe Siècles: Aspects économiques et sociaux — Jacques Heers (Nouvelle Clio, PUF, 1973, hardcover, 439 pages)
3.     L’Occident aux XIVe et XVe Siècles: Les États — Bernard Guenée (Nouvelle Clio, PUF, 1981, softcover, 339 pages)

Why This Set Matters
Together, these volumes trace the arc of medieval Europe’s transformation—from the relative stability of the 13th century to the upheavals of the Hundred Years’ War, the rise of centralized states, and the shifting balance between feudalism and emerging governance. A must-have for serious students of medieval history.

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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