Ebook: Caliphs and Kings: Spain, 796-1031

Roger Collins, a leading historian, investigates a time in Spanish history known for its multi-religious society - when Christians, Jews and Muslims lived in apparent harmony - revealing a fuller, more complex picture of this fascinating period. 

• Presents new ideas and interpretations of a fascinating yet much misunderstood period of Spanish and Islamic history
• A broad and complex treatment of the tenure of the Umayyad dynasty in Spain
• Debunks myths and investigates the historiography of existing scholarship of the period

Content:
Chapter 1 Al?Andalus (pages 14–49):
Chapter 2 The Asturian Kingdom (pages 50–82):
Chapter 3 The Christians of al?Andalus (pages 83–103):
Chapter 4 Monks, Books, and Saints in the Christian North (pages 104–120):
Chapter 5 Al?Andalus (pages 121–137):
Chapter 6 The Kingdom of Leon, 910–1037 (pages 138–165):
Chapter 7 Al?Andalus (pages 166–204):
Chapter 8 The Kingdom of Navarre and the Pyrenean Counties, 799–1035 (pages 205–237):
Chapter 9 The County of Castile, c.860–1037 (pages 238–256):