Burgundica 13: Entre la ville, la noblesse et l'état - J. Haemers, H. Wijsman, C. Van Hoorebeeck (eds.);
Philippe de Clèves 1456-1528 : homme politique et bibliophile
KORTE INHOUD
Philip of Cleves (1456-1528) was a remarkable man in more than one way. Philip was the son of Adolphe, seignior of Cleves and Ravenstein, and of Beatrice of Portugal and, like many aristocrats at the end of the Middle Ages, he enjoyed a luxurious lifestyle. The various contributions to this book provide an answer to the key question about Philip's political leanings during this troubled period: what priority did he place on his relations with the prince and the other aristocrats, or did he rather prefer to secure his interests in the city? Based largely on unpublished documentation, attention is focussed on the cultural, political, social and military role played by Philip of Cleves in the conflicts between City and State. French text.
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2007Uitgever: Brepols PublishersReeks: Burgundica294 paginasTaal: FransISBN-10: 2503519121ISBN-13: 9782503519128Koop dit boek tweedehands
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Philippe de Cleves (1456-1528) est un homme remarquable a plus d'un titre. Fils d'Adolphe, seigneur de Cleves et de Ravenstein, et de Beatrice de Portugal, Philippe jouit, a l'instar de bon nombre d'aristocrates a l'automne du Moyen Age, d'un luxueux train de vie. Partisan de Maximilien d'Autriche dans sa lutte contre les cites du comte de Flandre jusqu'en 1488, il choisit alors de defendre le particularisme urbain contre l'autorite bourguignonne. Vaincu en 1492, il se tourne vers la cour du roi de France C...
