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51.Eleanor of Aquitaine by: Marion Meade April 30, 1980
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I have a number of books about medieval history and this was one of the best. Most of the time I get half way through a title and drift off bored with the dryness of the subject, but I found it easy to stick with this book right to the end. There is a lightness of touch married with a strong element of factual accuracy that makes it worthwhile reading - I'd recommend giving it a go!

52.The Courts of Love: The Story of Eleanor of Aquitaine (The Queens of England: Volume 5) by: Jean Plaidy 1990-01
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In this, the fifth volume in her Queens of England series of novels, the author, also known as Victoria Holt to her legion of fans, tackles the story of Eleanor of Aquitaine, a woman who led an incomparable life. Born in an age when women tended to be submissive and docile, Eleanor was anything but. She was an outspoken, well-educated, independent, and beautiful woman. Hers is a story that, in the hands this author, an accomplished storyteller, captivates the reader. Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine, became Queen of France when she entered into a marriage of state with Louis VII of France, a somewhat weak and ineffectual, though pious, young ruler. Theirs was not a passionate affair of the heart but, rather, a misalliance that would ... Read More:

53.Aquitaine (Discovering France) by: Ian Ferguson, Don Groake December 31, 1976
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In this, the fifth volume in her Queens of England series of novels, the author, also known as Victoria Holt to her legion of fans, tackles the story of Eleanor of Aquitaine, a woman who led an incomparable life. Born in an age when women tended to be submissive and docile, Eleanor was anything but. She was an outspoken, well-educated, independent, and beautiful woman. Hers is a story that, in the hands this author, an accomplished storyteller, captivates the reader. Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine, became Queen of France when she entered into a marriage of state with Louis VII of France, a somewhat weak and ineffectual, though pious, young ruler. Theirs was not a passionate affair of the heart but, rather, a misalliance that would ... Read More:

54.Aquitaine (French Regional Guides) by: Arthur Eperon March 08, 1991
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In this, the fifth volume in her Queens of England series of novels, the author, also known as Victoria Holt to her legion of fans, tackles the story of Eleanor of Aquitaine, a woman who led an incomparable life. Born in an age when women tended to be submissive and docile, Eleanor was anything but. She was an outspoken, well-educated, independent, and beautiful woman. Hers is a story that, in the hands this author, an accomplished storyteller, captivates the reader. Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine, became Queen of France when she entered into a marriage of state with Louis VII of France, a somewhat weak and ineffectual, though pious, young ruler. Theirs was not a passionate affair of the heart but, rather, a misalliance that would ... Read More:

55.Amoco Corporation and Soci§et§e Nationale Elf Aquitaine: A report on the acquisition by Soci§et§e Nationale Elf Aquitaine of certain assets of the Amoco Corporation (Cm) by: Great Britain 1991
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In this, the fifth volume in her Queens of England series of novels, the author, also known as Victoria Holt to her legion of fans, tackles the story of Eleanor of Aquitaine, a woman who led an incomparable life. Born in an age when women tended to be submissive and docile, Eleanor was anything but. She was an outspoken, well-educated, independent, and beautiful woman. Hers is a story that, in the hands this author, an accomplished storyteller, captivates the reader. Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine, became Queen of France when she entered into a marriage of state with Louis VII of France, a somewhat weak and ineffectual, though pious, young ruler. Theirs was not a passionate affair of the heart but, rather, a misalliance that would ... Read More:

56.The Song of Aliscans (Garland Library of Medieval Literature) by: Michael A. Newth May 18, 1992
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In this, the fifth volume in her Queens of England series of novels, the author, also known as Victoria Holt to her legion of fans, tackles the story of Eleanor of Aquitaine, a woman who led an incomparable life. Born in an age when women tended to be submissive and docile, Eleanor was anything but. She was an outspoken, well-educated, independent, and beautiful woman. Hers is a story that, in the hands this author, an accomplished storyteller, captivates the reader. Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine, became Queen of France when she entered into a marriage of state with Louis VII of France, a somewhat weak and ineffectual, though pious, young ruler. Theirs was not a passionate affair of the heart but, rather, a misalliance that would ... Read More:

57.Aquitaine 1 : 200 000 by: Unknown. 2008
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In this, the fifth volume in her Queens of England series of novels, the author, also known as Victoria Holt to her legion of fans, tackles the story of Eleanor of Aquitaine, a woman who led an incomparable life. Born in an age when women tended to be submissive and docile, Eleanor was anything but. She was an outspoken, well-educated, independent, and beautiful woman. Hers is a story that, in the hands this author, an accomplished storyteller, captivates the reader. Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine, became Queen of France when she entered into a marriage of state with Louis VII of France, a somewhat weak and ineffectual, though pious, young ruler. Theirs was not a passionate affair of the heart but, rather, a misalliance that would ... Read More:

58.High Romanesque Sculpture in the Duchy of Aquitaine, C.1090-1140 (Clarendon Studies in the History of Art) by: Anat Tcherikover December 11, 1997
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In this, the fifth volume in her Queens of England series of novels, the author, also known as Victoria Holt to her legion of fans, tackles the story of Eleanor of Aquitaine, a woman who led an incomparable life. Born in an age when women tended to be submissive and docile, Eleanor was anything but. She was an outspoken, well-educated, independent, and beautiful woman. Hers is a story that, in the hands this author, an accomplished storyteller, captivates the reader. Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine, became Queen of France when she entered into a marriage of state with Louis VII of France, a somewhat weak and ineffectual, though pious, young ruler. Theirs was not a passionate affair of the heart but, rather, a misalliance that would ... Read More:

59.Taste of Travel: Western Loire and Aquitaine by: Elisabeth De Stroumillo January 07, 1980
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This is the second in a series of very individiual guides written by by this well-known correspondent of the Daily Telegraph. It is both a travel guide AND a first-class collection of local speciality recipes. She has travelled widely in Europe, the Middle East, the Far Eats, Africa and the Americas. She has lived in England, the USA and France. Elisabeth de Stroumillo brings three assets to her task: a passion for history, a wide knowledge of architecture and a perspicacious taste for local dishes. In this book she attempts to bring into focus not only places, but the people who animated them in the past. She describes the buildings she most enjoyed visiting; the hotels (usually modest) and bistris of which she has kept the happiest ... Read More:

60.The Poetry of William VII, Count of Poitiers, IX Duke of Aquitaine: 004 (Garland Library of Medieval Literature, V. 4.) by: William IX, Gerald A. Bond September 30, 1982
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This is the second in a series of very individiual guides written by by this well-known correspondent of the Daily Telegraph. It is both a travel guide AND a first-class collection of local speciality recipes. She has travelled widely in Europe, the Middle East, the Far Eats, Africa and the Americas. She has lived in England, the USA and France. Elisabeth de Stroumillo brings three assets to her task: a passion for history, a wide knowledge of architecture and a perspicacious taste for local dishes. In this book she attempts to bring into focus not only places, but the people who animated them in the past. She describes the buildings she most enjoyed visiting; the hotels (usually modest) and bistris of which she has kept the happiest ... Read More:

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