Publisher's Synopsis
"Local Government in Francia and England" offers a detailed comparison of local administration and jurisdiction in the Carolingian Empire and the West Saxon Kingdom. This historical study, originally published in 1912, examines the structures, functions, and effectiveness of local governance during these pivotal periods in European history.
Helen Maud Cam, a renowned historian, provides insights into the legal and administrative frameworks that shaped local communities, exploring the similarities and differences between the Frankish and Anglo-Saxon systems. This book is an invaluable resource for scholars and students interested in medieval history, political science, and the evolution of local government.
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