Publisher's Synopsis
De Gallis Qui Saeculo XIIIo A Partibus Transmarinis in Apuliam Se Contrulerunt... by Ãmile Bertaux, originally published in 1901, explores the migration of French people to Apulia (modern-day Puglia) in Southern Italy during the 13th century. This meticulously researched historical work delves into the reasons behind this migration, the experiences of the French settlers in their new land, and their impact on the social, cultural, and economic landscape of Apulia. Bertauxâ(TM)s detailed analysis provides valuable insights into medieval migration patterns and the complex interactions between different European cultures during this period. A significant contribution to the study of medieval history, this book remains relevant for scholars interested in migration, cultural exchange, and the history of Southern Italy.
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