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table of contents
  1. List of Maps and Figures
  2. Preface: Artifacts of Our Global Past
  3. Acknowledgments
  4. Introduction: The Mongol Archive in Late Medieval France
  5. 1. The Origins of the Mongol Archive in Late Medieval France
  6. 2. Louis IX, the Mongols, and International Court Culture
  7. 3. Eurasian France: The Cumans, the Valois, and Marco Polo
  8. 4. The Mongol Archive and the Library of King Charles V
  9. 5. The Mongol Archive during the Reign of King Charles VI
  10. Conclusion: The Afterlives of the Mongol Archive
  11. Appendix A: France and the Mongols: Textual References, Diplomatic Contacts, and Select Objects, 1221–1422
  12. Appendix B: Objects and the Mongol Archive in Late Medieval France
  13. Bibliography
  14. Index

The Mongol Archive in Late Medieval France

Texts, Objects, Encounters, 1221–1422

Mark Cruse

Cornell University Press

Ithaca and London

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