The chronicle of James I., king of Aragon, surnamed the Conqueror, (written by himself). Translated from the Catalan by the late John Forster. With an historical introduction, notes, appendix, glossary, and general index

The chronicle of James I., king of Aragon, surnamed the Conqueror, (written by himself). Translated from the Catalan by the late John Forster. With an historical introduction, notes, appendix, glossary, and general index

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