A Source Book for Mediæval History, edited by Edgar Holmes McNeal and Oliver J. Thatcher, presents a meticulously curated collection that spans the breadth of medieval civilization. Through an astute selection of texts, this anthology empowers readers to immerse themselves in the diverse tapestry of medieval thought, culture, and history. Highlighting documents from a variety of genres—including legal codes, letters, accounts of battles, and philosophical treatises—it showcases the richness of medieval literary output and its enduring relevance. The inclusion of seminal pieces provides an unparalleled resource for understanding the complexities of a period marked by profound transformations. The editors, esteemed historians in their own right, bring together contributions from a spectrum of sources, each bearing witness to the pivotal moments and undercurrents that shaped the medieval era. Their collective expertise illuminates the multifaceted nature of medieval studies, intersecting with various disciplines such as theology, philosophy, and political science. This anthology aligns with key cultural and literary movements of the time, offering readers a comprehensive view of the attitudes, beliefs, and social frameworks that influenced the medieval world. A Source Book for Mediæval History is an essential addition to any scholar's library, inviting a deep dive into the medieval era's diverse perspectives and intellectual landscapes. The collection offers a unique opportunity for students, academics, and enthusiasts alike to engage with the historical narratives that have shaped our understanding of medieval civilization. By juxtaposing works from various authors and contexts, this anthology fosters a rich dialogue between the past and present, encouraging a nuanced appreciation of one of history's most pivotal epochs.