Discussion about the national aspect in the Battle of Bouvines (July 27, 1214)
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Uryumstev Egor
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The article discusses the mythologization of the Bouvines Battle based on the data of the official chroniclers of King Philip II Augustus. The author examines the image of the warring opponents, their mythology and sacred appearance, presented in the presentation of the French side. An alternative conclusion is proposed about the discrepancy with the reality of the thesis characterizing the Battle of Bouvines as the first French national event.
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Uryumstev Egor
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