I just started Philip the Good and I'm worried about Vaughan's emphasis on state-building. Was state-building a thing in 14th century Europe?
It already was in 13th century France.
>>1562565
>Phillip the Good
>14th century
Lolwut? Was he a particularly noteworthy toddler?
>>1563029
I meant The Bold. No worries.
>>1562565
Yes, just not nation states.
>>1562565
You skipped John and his father?
>>1563812
I meant Philip the Bold. Got a bit confused.
Quick aside: why did Charles the Bold not get translated to the Reckless in English? Is there not a good enough word?
Burgundy is way too interesting to not get much attention on /his/
>>1564028
I thought the French was ambiguous and the Flemish is indeed closer to bold rather than rash or reckless.