Submitted by AutoModerator t3_z2naqw in history
BlueApe462 t1_ixijxpf wrote
Can anyone recommend a non-fiction book set in the Middle Ages that features court intrigue? I’m not overly concerned about the specific time, place, or event. The ideal book would be somewhat zoomed-in so that I can familiarize myself with the parties and relationships. I’m also not concerned if the book is accused of glossing over debated specifics for the sake of framing the event and parties in a clear and compelling narrative. Thanks, All!
ideonode t1_iy128p4 wrote
You might like The Last Duel by Eric Jager. It's not quite courtly intrigue but more chivalric politics. Its quite zoomed in to a particular event and the consequences thereof.
It was recently turner into a film by Rodley Scott. I prefer the book, especially if you get to read it without knowing what happens in the end.
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