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Norman Institutions

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  • Charles Homer Haskins

    Haskins’ most important work, Norman Institutions (1918), was an epochal treatment of the 11th–12th-century institutions of Normandy and their contributions to medieval English government. It had been preceded by his more popular treatment of the subject, The Normans in European History (1915). His writings on the transmission of Greek…

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    Haskins’ most important work, Norman Institutions (1918), was an epochal treatment of the 11th–12th-century institutions of Normandy and their contributions to medieval English government. It had been preceded by his more popular treatment of the subject, The Normans in European History (1915). His writings on the transmission of Greek…

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