Kingship, Rebellion and Political Culture

Part I. Kingdoms in Turmoil — The Structures and Framework of Revolt

1. To Be King in Name as well as Deed: the Revolt of Henry (VII) in Germany (1234–5)
Björn Weiler

2. The Marshal Rebellion in England (1233–4)
Björn Weiler

3. Rebellion in Context
Björn Weiler

Part II. The Ideals and Norms of Politics

4. Loyalty, Justice and Honour: Henry (VII) and Frederick II
Björn Weiler

5. Justice, Loyalty and the Absence of Honour: Frederick II and Henry (VII) as Seen by Their Contemporaries
Björn Weiler

6. Loyalties True and False: Political Values in England
Björn Weiler

Part III. The Ways and Means of Politics

7. Creating a Public
Björn Weiler

8. Addressing the Public: Rituals, Gestures and Charters
Björn Weiler

9. Townsmen, Clergy and Knights: the Public in Politics
Björn Weiler

10. Conclusion
Björn Weiler

Nyckelord: History, History of Britain and Ireland, History of Medieval Europe, History of Germany and Central Europe, Political History, European History, Modern History