Medieval Britain The Troubadours Song Reference Book

“Medieval Britain: The Troubadours’ Song Reference Book” is a compelling hardcover volume exploring the rich tapestry of 12th-century British history through the lens of troubadour poetry and song. This 352-page reference book delves into the dramatic capture and ransom of King Richard the Lionheart, focusing on his imprisonment in France following his return from the Crusades. The narrative is interwoven with contemporary songs and verses that reflect the sentiments of the time, offering a unique perspective on these historic events. Published in 2005, this edition serves as an invaluable resource for historians, enthusiasts of medieval literature, and anyone fascinated by the cultural impact of troubadours. While in used condition, the book remains a treasure trove of knowledge about King Richard’s trials and tribulations, brought vividly to life through the evocative melodies and lyrics that immortalized this noble saga.