Charles the Bald.

History Today | February 1, 1995| | Copyright

Professor Duby's book is the first volume in Hachette's History of France. Its claim to cover the period up to 1460 is thin; after the mid-thirteenth century Duby provides a mere sketch, seventy pages out of three hundred. He asserts that others know more about the later period. This is true enough, but it is a major tribute to this distinction that he has been able to deal with publishers in his sic volo sic iubeo style.

Indeed his account of the development of government in early France is no disappointment. He proceeds by means of trenchantly argued general cases, ...

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