The sixth volume in a series on Medieval history has a slightly split focus, whilst continuing on with narratives established in previous books in the series such as the Papacy and the history of England and Germany through into the 1200s, this volume also features chapters that don't fit neatly into the chronological recording or would have made previous volumes too large; such as the history of Spain from 1031-1248, the history of the Scandinavian Kingdoms, Poland, Bohemia, and Hungary, and also less country-specific discussions on the birth and growth of medieval universities, commerce, ecclesiastical law, and much more. This book is an extended commentary on many events and trends in Medieval Europe, with each chapter written by a scholar in their own field, making a great overview of this complex era. The book itself is an ex-library book, with the related stamps and stickers, in good-fair condition. There is some wear to the edges of the cover, and there is exposed webbing on i