The Mongol Archive in Late Medieval France: Texts, Objects, Encounters, 1221–1422 (Medieval Societies, Religions, and Cultures)
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The Mongol Archive in Late Medieval France: Texts, Objects, Encounters, 1221–1422 (Medieval Societies, Religions, and Cultures)

by Mark Cruse

medieval history France Mongol Studies
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The Mongol Archive in Late Medieval France examines texts, objects, and encounters spanning 1221 to 1422. Focusing on the intersection of Mongol history and late medieval French society, this scholarly work considers archival materials within broader religious, cultural, and social contexts.

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The Mongol Archive in Late Medieval France explores texts, objects, and encounters connected to the Mongol world in France during the period from 1221 to 1422.

Mark Cruse’s study situates these materials within the history of late medieval societies, religions, and cultures.

With its focus on archival evidence and cross-cultural contact, the book examines how Mongol-related subjects were represented and encountered in medieval France.

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