476-1492

Young Squire Tristan, Robard, Maryam, and Angel make one last desperate push to deliver the Holy Grail to safety in 1191 Scotland, but the way is full of danger as new enemies are met and Sir Hugh attempts to thwart them at every turn.

A collection of essays which study the social, political, scientific, and military developments which took place during the early Middle Ages.

Examines the important events, dates, and civilizations that shaped the late Middle Ages including William the Conqueror and the Norman Conquest, the Crusades, European trade routes, the Black Plague, and more.

Describes how the Black Plague of the fourteenth century affected the history of England and explores the plague's beneficial results.

Contains forty-three essays in which various authors discuss issues related to the Middle Ages, from 477 through 1453, discussing the Byzantine Empire, feudalism, the Tang Dynasty, the spread of Islam, the Silk Road, Arab physicians, Ghengis Khan, the Black Death, Joan of Arc, and other topics.

Surveys the history of Europe from the early 1300s through the mid-1500s, covering political, economic, and cultural changes that took place during that period.

An introduction to the late Middle Ages that identifies the era's defining characteristics, examines the political, social, and cultural trends of the period, and explores its impact on the modern world.

Explores the social and economic way of life during the Middle Ages from 1100 to 1400 A.D., describing the ruling classes and peasant life, as well as the role of the church.