Douglas, David C. <br/><br/>
William the Conqueror :  the Norman impact upon England / 
David C. Douglas. 
 - Berkeley ;  Los Angeles :  University of California Press,  1964. 
 - xii, 476 p. :  ill., maps, genealogical table ;  24 cm. 
<br/><br/> With hardcover 
<br/><br/>Index: pp. 457-476 
<br/><br/>Cont.: Part I. Birth and inheritance --Accession and minority (1035-1047) --The war for survival (1047-1060) --Part II. The Duke and the new aristocracy --The ecclesiastical revival --The rule of Duke William --Part III. Normandy and England (1035-1065) --The conquest of England (January 1066-March 1067) --The defence of the Anglo-Norman Kingdom (March 1067-November 1085) --Part IV. Willelmus Rex --The feudal polity --The royal administration --The king in the church --The end of the reign (Christmas 1085-9 September 1087). 
<br/><br/> This book analyzes the causes and the true character if the Norman impact upon England in the eleventh century. The work is both a study of Anglo-Norman history and a biography of a man whose personal career was spectacular, and as reviewers have remarked, it is distinguished by a wealth of scholarship linked to a lucid and agreeable style. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Personal Names: </label><br/>William I  King of England,  1027 or 1028-1087 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Geographic Terms: </label><br/>Great Britain--History--William I, 1066-1087<br/>Great Britain--Kings and rulers--Biography