The New Cambridge Medieval History Volume 5: c.1198–c.1300

• Frontmatter
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• pp. i-xxiv

• Introduction by David Abulafia
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• pp. 1-10

Part I - Common Themes

1 - Social change in the thirteenth century

• (a) - Nobles and knights by Robert Stacey
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• pp. 11-25

• (b) - Urban society by Steven A. Epstein
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• pp. 26-37

• (c) - Rural society by Gérard Sivéry
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• pp. 38-49

• 2 - Commerce and communications by Kathryn L. Reyerson
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• pp. 50-70

• 3 - The vernacular by Colin C. Smith
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• pp. 71-83

• 4 - Art and architecture by Paul Binski
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• pp. 84-106

Part II - The Church in the Thirteenth Century

• 5 - The papacy by J.A. Watt
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• pp. 105-163

• 6 - The Albigensian Crusade and heresy by Bernard Hamilton
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• pp. 164-181

• 7 - The Church and the laity by André Vauchez
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• pp. 182-203

• 8 - The Church and the Jews by Kenneth R. Stow
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• pp. 204-219

• 9 - The religious Orders by André Vauchez
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• pp. 220-255

• 10 - The universities and scholasticism by Jacques Verger
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• pp. 256-278

Part III - The Western Kingdoms

• 11 - The Capetians from the death of Philip II to Philip IV by William Chester Jordan
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• pp. 277-313

• 12 - The Plantagenet kings by D.A. Carpenter
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• pp. 314-357

• 13 - The kingdom of Burgundy, the lands of the house of Savoy and adjacent territories by Eugene Cox
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• pp. 358-374

14 - Germany and Flanders

• (a) - Welfs, Hohenstaufen and Habsburgs by Michael Toch
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• pp. 375-404

• (b) - Flanders by Wim Blockmans
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• pp. 405-416

Part IV - Italy

15 - Northern Italy

• (a) - Northern Italy: The maritime republics by John H. Pryor
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• pp. 417-446

• (b) - Sardinia and Corsica from the mid-twelfth to the early fourteenth century by Marco Tangheroni
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• pp. 447-457

• (c) - The rise of the signori by Trevor Dean
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• pp. 458-478

• (d) - Florence by Louis Green
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• pp. 479-497

• 16 - The kingdom of Sicily under the Hohenstaufen and Angevins by David Abulafia
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• pp. 498-522

Part V - The Mediterranean Frontiers

17 - Byzantium after the Fourth Crusade

• (a) - The Latin empire of Constantinople and the Frankish states in Greece by David Jacoby
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• pp. 523-542

• (b) - Byzantium in exile by Michael Angold
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• pp. 543-568

18 - The crusades

• (a) - The thirteenth-century crusades in the Mediterranean by Norman Housley
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• pp. 569-589

• (b) - The crusader states by Peter Edbury
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• pp. 590-606

19 - Islam and the Mediterranean

• (a) - The rise of the Mamluks by Robert Irwin
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• pp. 607-621

• (b) - The Maghrib by Michael Brett
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• pp. 622-635

• (c) - The Nasrid kingdom of Granada by David Abulafia
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• pp. 636-643

• 20 - The rise of Aragon-Catalonia by David Abulafia
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• pp. 644-667

• 21 - Castile, Portugal and Navarre by Peter Linehan
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• pp. 668-700

Part VI - The Northern and Eastern Frontiers

• 22 - The Mongols and Europe by Peter Jackson
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• pp. 701-719

23 - Scandinavia and the Baltic frontier

• (a) - The Scandinavian kingdoms by Sverre Bagge
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• pp. 720-742

• (b) - The military Orders in the Baltic by Michael Burleigh
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• pp. 743-753

24 - Eastern Europe

• (a) - The central European kingdoms by S.C. Rowell
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• pp. 754-778

• (b) - Albania, Serbia and Bulgaria by Alain Ducellier
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• pp. 779-795

• (c) - Rus′ by Simon Franklin
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• pp. 796-808

• 25 - The Celtic lands of the British Isles by Robert Bartlett
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• pp. 809-827

• Index
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• pp. 983-1045

• Appendix - Genealogical tables
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• pp. 828-834

• Primary sources and secondary works arranged by chapter
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• pp. 835-982