Peacemaking in Medieval Europe. A Historical & Bibliographical Guide. Heyn, Udo:

In very good condition. - Preface: This writer has long been intrigued by the primal urge for survival, as it shapes human behavior from home to workplace to legislature to battlefield and manifests itself in outbursts of violence that range from child and spousal abuse to brawling, homicide, and civil, ethnic, and nationalistic strife.1 It is this interest that led me, ultimately, to take a closer look at the peace programs of medieval Europe-a civilization that not only suffered all of these afflictions but learned to contain the most egregious ones, namely crime, feud, insurgency, and war. -- Such an inquiry challenges the expertise and methodologies of peace researcher and medievalist, alike; yet both would agree on one point.

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