Le Cartulaire De Saint-Serge D'Angers...
is a meticulously preserved historical document, offering invaluable insights into the operations of the Saint-Serge Abbey in Angers during the medieval period. This cartulary, a collection of charters and legal records, sheds light on the abbey's landholdings, privileges, and interactions with the surrounding community. Researchers and historians will find within its pages a wealth of primary source material for understanding medieval French society, religious institutions, and legal practices. The detailed records provide a unique window into the daily life, economic activities, and power dynamics of a significant religious center. This edition makes accessible a crucial resource for medieval scholarship.
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