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This rich, attractive collection has certainly succeeded in being a 'roadmarker' in the continuing research about Hincmar and his world. At the same time, the kaleidoscopic nature of the book offers a wonderful introduction into a set of important questions about, and sources of, the Carolingian period. Throughout, readers are invited to listen to Hincmar's thoughts and opinions about more or less Everything--the archbishop would surely have approved. --<em>The Catholic Historical Review</em>

'Its fourteen contributors seek, in distinct but complementary ways, to draw together Hincmar's life and work in order to understand better not only the man himself, but also the late Carolingian world which is so often evoked through his writings.' Ingrid Rembold, Hertford College, University of Oxford, Early Medieval Europe Vol. 25 Issue 2 'The editors are to be commended for bringing together a set of perceptive and well-researched studies (ninety-three pages of endnotes in 288 pages of text with an uncommonly detailed index) that ask the right questions and will prompt new thinking about one of the Carolingian age's great figures.' H-France Review -- .

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Rachel Stone is Research Associate at King's College, London Charles West is Senior Lecturer in the Department of History at the University of Sheffield

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