51125- French History Hardcover Book: Philip IV the Fair and the Last Capetians

51125- French History Hardcover Book: Philip IV the Fair and the Last Capetians Published by Editions Tallandier in 2002, "Philippe IV le Bel et les derniers Capétiens" is a prestigious volume from the "La France au fil de ses rois" collection, produced in collaboration with Historia and Reader's Digest. This French-language historical work focuses on the reign of Philip IV, famously known as "Philip the Fair" for his striking physical appearance. A pivotal figure in European history, Philip IV was the monarch who transformed France into a centralized power, famously clashed with the Papacy, and orchestrated the downfall of the Knights Templar. The book features a sophisticated hardcover design, with a cover depicting the stoic and regal bust of the King. Inside, readers will find a scholarly yet accessible narrative complemented by historical iconography, documenting the twilight of the Capetian dynasty. This volume is an exceptional find for historians, collectors of French literature, and anyone fascinated by the intrigues and grandeur of the Middle Ages. *Content：One antique book (French Edition)。 *Size：26.5 x 24 x 2 cm。 *Weight：1100g。 *Pages：160 pages。 *Material：Hardcover Paper。 *Origin：France。 *Year：2002。 Reference code : W60316-2310。 *Hallmarks / Markings：ISBN : Philippe IV le Bel et les derniers Capétiens。 ⚠️ Condition：Excellent vintage condition. The French text and illustrations are well-preserved. The hardcover shows minor shelf wear consistent with its age, but the binding remains strong and the pages are clean. A high-quality addition to any historical library。 ⚠️ Global shipping available with secure packaging. Please feel free to inquire about shipping costs at any time。