Henry II

Summary

Henry II is a literary work^[1].

Key Facts

• Henry II authored W. L. Warren^[2].
• Henry II's instance of is recorded as literary work^[3].
• Henry II's publisher is recorded as University of California Press^[4].
• Henry II's genre is recorded as biography^[5].
• Henry II's language of work or name is recorded as English^[6].
• Henry II's publication date is recorded as +1973-00-00T00:00:00Z^[7].
• Henry II's Internet Archive ID is recorded as henryii00warr^[8].
• Henry II's main subject is recorded as Henry II of England^[9].
• Henry II's main subject is recorded as England in the High Middle Ages^[10].
• Henry II's title is recorded as Henry II^[11].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as English Medieval Castles^[12].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as Framlingham Castle and Bigod 1154-1216^[13].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as Royal Castle-building in England 1154-1216^[14].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as Geoffrey de Mandeville: a study of the Anarchy^[15].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as Gesta Stephani^[16].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as The Letters and Charters of Eleanor of Aquitaine^[17].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as England under the Angevin Kings, Volume 1^[18].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as Henry of Blois and Brian Fitz-Count^[19].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as England under the Angevin Kings, Volume 2^[20].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as The Appointment and Deprivation of St. William, Archbishop of York^[21].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as The Canterbury Forgeries^[22].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as The Introduction of Knight Service into England^[23].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as The Saladin Tithe^[24].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as THE FEUDAL RELATION BETWEEN THE ENGLISH CROWN AND THE WELSH PRINCES^[25].
• Henry II's cites work is recorded as The Anglo-Norman Franchises1^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Henry II authored W. L. Warren^[2].