Charlemagne's practice of empire, Jennifer R. Davis (Catholic University of America), (electronic resource)

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Contents: Introduction; Part I. Strategic Rulership -- Part I introduction: Tools of control and coercion -- Managing royal agents -- Disciplining royal agents -- Fractured control : Charlemagne's response to dissent -- Part I conclusion: Control and its limits -- Part II. Center and Region in Charlemagne's Empire -- Part II introduction: Unity and diversity in Charlemagne's empire -- An empire of regions? -- The conquered regions as arenas for experimentation -- The nature of the empire : centralization and communication -- Part II conclusion: The imperial character of Charlemagne's realm -- Part III. An Empire of Practice -- Part III introduction: Continuity, change, and the building of an empire -- The chronology of the reign -- Recta via : the dynamics of political change -- Part III conclusion: An empire of practice -- Conclusion: Charlemagne's invention of medieval rulership

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