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Frontmatter (page N/A)
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Illustrations and Maps (page xi)
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Tables and Graph (page xiii)
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A Note on Monies and Exchange Rates Employed in This Book (page xv)
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Preface (page xvii)
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PART ONE: THE CAPETIAN LEGACY, 1179-1190 (page 1)
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1. Narrative: The Struggle for Survival (page 3)
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2. The King and His Men (page 28)
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3. Justice and Finance: The Chief Business of Government (page 37)
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4. Towns and Churches: The Extension of Royal Influence (page 59)
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PART TWO: THE DECISIVE DECADE, 1190-1203 (page 75)
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5. Narrative: The Ill Fortunes of War (page 77)
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6. The King's New Men (page 101)
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7. The Reorganization of Justice and Finance (page 137)
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8. The Blessings of Ecclesiastical Liberties (page 176)
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PART THREE: CONQUEST AND CONSOLIDATION, 1203-1214 (page 189)
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9. Narrative: The Great Conquests and the Victory at Bouvines (page 191)
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10. Baillis and Seneschals: Justice and Finance in the New Domain (page 220)
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11. The King as Seigneur (page 259)
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12. Repossessing the Churches (page 304)
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EPILOGUE: VICTORY, 1214-1223 (page 329)
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13. The Fruits of Victory (page 331)
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14. Philip, the Realm, and the Emergence of Royal Ideology (page 355)
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15. Postscript: Uncovering the Government of Philip Augustus (page 394)
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APPENDICES (page 425)
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A. Personnel of the Central Government (page 426)
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B. Prévôts and Baillis (page 428)
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C. Elections of Bishops to Regalian Sees, 1179-1223 (page 434)
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D. Archbishoprics, Bishoprics, and Abbeys (page 442)
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E. Knight Service at Bouvines (page 450)
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Abbreviations (page 455)
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Notes (page 459)
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Index (page 591)
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