Popular Protest in Late-Medieval Europe: Italy, France and FlandersSamuel Kline Cohn Manchester University Press, 2004 - 389 The documents in this stimulating volume span from 1245 to 1424 but focus on the 'contagion of rebellion' from 1355 to 1382 that followed in the wake of the plague. They comprise a diversity of sources and cover a variety of forms of popular protest in different social, political and economic settings. Their authors range across a wide political and intellectual horizon and include revolutionaries, the artistocracy, merchants and representatives from the church. They tell gripping and often gruesome stories of personal and collective violence, anguish, anger, terror, bravery, and foolishness. |
Spis treści
Introduction | 1 |
Northern France and Flanders | 3 |
BEFORE THE BLACK DEATH 12451348 | 15 |
Central and Northern Italy | 16 |
Flanders and Northern France | 19 |
Legislation against strikes in Douai in 1245 | 20 |
Inquest at Poperinghe after the rebellion of textile workers in Ypres Ieper 3 April 1280 16 | 21 |
Revolt against the mayor and city council of Rouen in 1281 | 22 |
General remission granted to the villagers of Bettancourt and Vroil | 187 |
Remission granted to Jean Morel curate of Blacy who had been forced to follow his parishioners to an assembly of commoners | 188 |
Fragment of a letter of remission mentioning an attempt by Pierre de Montfort to spread revolutionary propaganda in the city of Caen | 189 |
Remission granted to Jean Flageolet of Favresse elected | 190 |
Remission granted to the inhabitants of Amiens concerning | 197 |
A diary of the Ciompi by an anonymous Florentine 137882 | 206 |
Petitions granted to artisans and other workers 21 July 1378 | 238 |
The revolution betrayed 2729 August 1378 | 244 |
Legislation against strikes for higher wages argument for the swift repression of revolts advice against overtaxing the poor ClermontenBeauvaisis c 1... | 23 |
Revolt of commoners against their masters and the officials of the king Rouen 1291 | 24 |
Revolt in Flanders of the people of little wealth 1297 | 25 |
Revolt in Bruges and Ghent against the patricians and taxes 1301 | 26 |
An Italians account of the revolt of Bruges 12991301 | 27 |
Commoners revolt against changes in currency and the rise of rents in Paris 1307 | 30 |
Tax revolt in Tournai 1307 | 32 |
Revolt of fullers Tournai 1307 | 35 |
Chronicon comitum Flandrensium | 36 |
Anciennes Chroniques de Flandre | 38 |
an Italian view | 40 |
Southern France | 41 |
the first antimagnate | 49 |
Revolt of disenfranchised gentlemen Venice 1299 | 55 |
Of the riots and great turmoil that occurred in the city of Pisa | 61 |
The people topple the Doges in Genoa and Savona 1339 | 67 |
A riot of wool carders and the lower classes gente minuta | 73 |
Cola di Rienzos revolt of Rome and his rise as champion | 79 |
The villagers of Lauria Basilicata overthrow their governor 1317 | 85 |
The merchants revolt against new royal taxes Rouen 1351 | 93 |
Internecine artisan conflict in Bruges and its resolution 1359 | 94 |
The weavers and fullers of Flanders unite 1360 | 96 |
Southern France | 99 |
Locals try to rid their region of a band of Tuchins 1367 | 101 |
The Tuchins and personal antagonisms in a village outside SaintFlour | 102 |
Tuchins cattle raids and the gang of Guillaume Gracia | 104 |
Village assassins and the early training of a Tuchin | 105 |
Conflict between aristocrats and commoners in the region of Toulouse 1364 | 106 |
The people of Carcassonne attack a royal castle 1364 | 107 |
Italy | 109 |
A riot of the people cut down to size by the Bentivoglio of Bologna 1350 | 110 |
The Roman people popolo kick Luca Savelli out of town 1353 | 111 |
The popolo minuto magnates and the emperor boot the Nine out of Siena 1355 | 112 |
The organisation of the guilds in the new regime of the Twelve Siena 1355 | 117 |
Tax revolt in Ravenna 1357 | 118 |
Taxes beyond measure Bologna 1357 | 120 |
Conspiracy of artisans workers priests and friars Pisa 1360 | 121 |
Independence and resistance of a subject town Montalcino 1359 | 122 |
Riot over the cardinals pretty little dog Viterbo 1367 | 123 |
A grain riot in Florence because of the high price of bread 1368 | 124 |
Regime change in Siena six governments in five months 136869 | 126 |
a chroniclers view | 129 |
the judicial records | 130 |
Revolt of the wool workers in Perugia 1371 | 132 |
the revolt of the Club of the Caterpillar 1371 | 133 |
Domestic servants of the Governor of Cortona attempt to kill him and overthrow the government 1371 | 135 |
Overthrow of Papal authority in Cento 1375 | 136 |
The city of Fermo rebels against the Papacy and creates a government of the People 1375 | 137 |
the chroniclers view | 140 |
Ascoli creates a government of the People and rebels against the Church 1377 | 141 |
THE JACQUERIE | 143 |
Jean le Bel | 150 |
Froissart | 155 |
A view from the Norman clergy | 158 |
A view of a provincial knight | 163 |
The official view of the kings chronicler | 166 |
the chronicler of the abbey of SaintDenis | 169 |
the chronicle of the supposed Jean de Venette | 170 |
An outsiders view from the north of England | 172 |
An outsiders view from Florence | 173 |
A minor courtiers view | 176 |
Letter of Étienne Marcel to the Communes of Picardy and Flanders | 177 |
the testimony of Bascot de Mauléon in 1388 | 178 |
annulment of penalties meted out to the city of Paris | 179 |
Authorisation given to the chapter of Meaux to close the gates of a street July 1358 | 181 |
Remission granted to Jean de Congi bourgeois of the Marché of Meaux | 182 |
Remission granted to Guillaume de Chavenoil priest and canon of Meaux | 183 |
Remission granted to Hue of Sailleville elected by the villagers of Angicourt as their captain | 184 |
Remission granted to Colart du Four a rebel of the Beauvaisis | 185 |
Remission granted to Jean Hersent who announced Étienne Marcels order to assemble all the men of the region to arm themselves | 186 |
The chronicle of a worker | 251 |
The end of the two revolutionary guilds of workmen February | 259 |
Northern France and Flanders | 267 |
Crimes committed by the Parisian insurgents particularly | 273 |
The lords try in vain to reimpose the subsidies on the plebes | 274 |
The uprisings at Paris and Rouen because of the subsidies 1382 | 275 |
The people of Rouen are punished for their crimes | 281 |
The Parisians refuse the subsidies with a new stubbornness | 282 |
Philippe van Artevelde vigorously urges the Flemings to fight valiantly 1383 | 285 |
The French pursue the Flemings as they flee | 286 |
Tax revolts and attacks on Jews in Paris 1380 | 287 |
Tax revolts in Picardy 1380 | 288 |
The Harelle of Rouen and its ramifications for the commoners of Paris | 289 |
The Harelle according to Pierre Cochon | 292 |
The hammer men of Paris and the spread of tax revolts through Langue doïl | 294 |
The hammer men according to Pierre Cochon | 299 |
The hammer men according to Cousinot le Chancelier | 300 |
The hammer men according to Jean Froissart | 301 |
The eyewitness account of the Florentine Buonaccorso Pitti | 302 |
The troubles in Flanders in 1379 to 1382 | 303 |
Ordinance of the three estates of Langue doïl abolishing all the taxes set since the reign of Philippe le Bel | 305 |
Renunciation imposed on the abbey of SaintOuën during the uprising of the Harelle 25 February 13812 | 306 |
Charter of Charles VI granting pardon to those of Rouen for the uprising of the Harelle 5 April 13812 | 307 |
Charter of Charles VI suppressing the Commune of Rouen | 308 |
Remission to a vendor of vinegar for acts of rebellion during the hammer mens revolt | 311 |
Remission to a furriers journeyman for acts of rebellion during the hammer mens revolt | 312 |
Remission to a poor man for acts of rebellion during the hammer mens revolt | 314 |
An innocent bystander swept up in the crowds of the hammer men | 315 |
Remission to a salt merchant for acts of rebellion during the hammer mens revolt | 316 |
Hammer men pardoned for crimes of rebellion on 1 March 1382 | 317 |
Tax revolts in Laon 1380 | 318 |
The troubles in SaintQuentin 1380 | 320 |
Tax evasion in Dieppe 1382 | 321 |
A ropemaker stirs up rebellion in Caen early 1380s | 322 |
Collective fine against the bourgeois and commoners of Caen because of their rebellion early 1380s | 323 |
Eustache Deschampss ballad of the hammer men | 324 |
Southern France | 325 |
A notice of the revolt in Béziers 1381 | 327 |
Rebellion in Montpellier according to a local chronicler | 328 |
Revolt of Clermont de Lodève 1379 | 329 |
Revolt in Alès 1380 | 331 |
Rebellions and raids in the region of Toulouse in 1381 and 1382 | 332 |
The ravages of the companies in the Velay | 335 |
Tax revolt in Lyon 1382 | 336 |
AFTER THE CLUSTER 13821423 | 338 |
How the University of Paris had a big quarrel with Lord Charles of Savoy 1404 | 341 |
A student brawl in Orléans 13 November 1408 | 343 |
The revolt of the butchers and the people of the wretched estate vil estat of Paris March 1413 | 344 |
Rebellion of Paris and the imprisonment of the dukes of Bar and of Bavaria April 1413 | 345 |
The first revolt of the Parisians sparked by the most squalid April 1413 | 346 |
The laws inspired by the butcher Caboche May 1413 | 348 |
Rebellion at ChâlonsenChampagne 1418 | 349 |
Southern France | 350 |
Italy | 351 |
Another failed attempt by the Ciompi and the successful counterrevolution by the old families | 352 |
How rioting again erupted in Florence with the Ciompi and those recently recalled from exile arming themselves March 1382 | 355 |
How a conspiracy was planned in Florence solely by those of the lower orders gente minuta July 1383 | 356 |
a contemporary version from Siena | 357 |
A riot in Perugia to change the regime and in support of the Church July 1392 | 358 |
Art and cooptation of the peoples victory Perugia 1392 | 359 |
Peasant revolt in Parma 1385 | 360 |
A peasant revolt outside Ferrara April 1395 | 361 |
Mountain peasants lay siege to the Florentine stronghold of Firenzuola 1402 | 362 |
The Florentine state makes major concessions to the mountain rebels of the Alpi Fiorentine 14023 | 367 |
Giovanni di Pagolo Morellis version of the mountain rebels 1402 | 370 |
Gregorio Datis version of the same | 371 |
Village rivalry near Monte San Savino 1406 | 372 |
Village vigilantes seek justice after a monstrous murder of a baby in its crib 1423 | 374 |
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Inne wydania - Wyświetl wszystko
Popular protest in late-medieval Europe: Italy, France and Flanders Samuel Kline Cohn Jr Ograniczony podgląd - 2013 |
Popular Protest in Late-Medieval Europe: Italy, France and Flanders Samuel Kline Cohn Widok fragmentu - 2004 |
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