The Traumatizing Lives of the Norman Nobility

This chapter delves into the violent backgrounds and tumultuous lives of the Norman nobility in the 11th century, showcasing rebellion, wars, betrayals, domestic abuse, and assassinations within noble families. It explores the story of William the Bastard, his murdered guardians, and the differing opinions of Duke Conan, William FitzOsburn, and Richard Fidsgillbert regarding William's involvement in the assassinations.