La Bête Humaine Le Meurtre De Grand Morin

differences, as explanations of the loss of purpose. Not all history dealt with the Orient, however. Robert de Clari’s Anglo-Norman Histoire de Guillaume le Maréchal (1219–26) used eye-witness evidence to cover British history between 1186 and 1219. Les Grandes Chroniques de France, a vast sequence originating in the thirteenth century and continuing into the sixteenth, began by recycling old myths but later used documents and written testimony to tell the nation’s history. Jean Froissart (1337–1404?) also